Monthly Archives: May 2012

Jaden is in negotiations to release an Unoffical Olympic charity single ………

wonder which charities will benefit ………

Thanks to Lisa and her staff at the Windsor Arms, Bradiford, Barnstaple on 2nd December 2011, Helen’s Quirky Quiz Night raised 106.00 for the Radio Devon Air Ambulance Appeal

Congratulations to captain Scot and his winning team the “Bar-stewards”

Thanks again to Lisa at the Windsor Arms inBradiford, Helen’s Quirky Quiz Nightraised 101.00 for North Devon charities

Well done towinning team the Plastiks made up ofLee, Angie and Karen

Helen’s Quirky Quiz night is on a roll!!! Thank you Lisa at the Windsor Arms for hosting another charity quiz night.

This time the winning team”No Hopers” helped the JCF raise 85.60 for North Devon charities

Jaden Cornelious and members of the JCF fundraising team were on hand to present a cheque for 3,000to the Caroline Thorpe Children’s Ward in January 2012

The cheque was presented to senior staff nurse Jan Braund along with colleagues Jane Dickinson and Migs Luckie. The money is being used to purchase and equip a transfer bag which will assist staff when moving children from hospital to hospital. A “shopping list” is currently being put together and when the equipment is purchased we will update new photos on our news page.

Photo below shows Jaden Cornelious and some of the JCF team at the cheque presentation at the Caroline Thorpe Ward, NDDH, Barnstaple, Devon

Jaden’s got a new challenge – please help!!!!! After the success in Devon during 2009/2010 when 9,000 was raised for 3 breast cancer campaigns, Jaden has challenged himself and the JCF London team to raise moremoney to help the same very worthy causes, so with the help of a couple of supporters:

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Jaden Cornelious Fundraising is now proud to be sponsoring two children through nursery school in the Manjai Kunda area of Gambia in association with the Emmanual Stepping Stones charity.

It costs just 10.00 per month to help these young children through the early stages of schooling which is something often taken for granted ina lot ofcountries. There is a 20 starter fee which will help purchase a school uniform, shoes and a bag. The on going payment of 10 per month will support the childrens’ education for the foreseeable future. Without this they will have very little hope of further education and employment.

The photograph below show our two sponsored children Robert and Majula.

If you would like to sponsor a child in Gambia please get in touch with us by completing the form onour Contact Us page which is at the bottom of the Meet the Team tab.