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Tarka Hike – North Devon – Sunday 19th July 2015

This year’s Tarka Hike is being held on Sunday 18th July. We meet at the Puffing Billy, Torrington at 8.45am for check in and start the walk at 9.00am passing through Bideford, Instow,Fremington, Barnstaple and ending up at Braunton at approximatley 6.00pm. For those wanting to do a shorter walk you can start or stop at any of those meeting points. alt

Registration payable in advanceis 10.00 which will go to thecharities JCF are supporting. We wouldwould be so pleased if you wouldwalk for our charities North Devon Against Domestic Abuse and Secret World Wildlife Rescue but if there is another good cause you would like to walk for that would be fine as well.

To take part or for more infomation please email cathy@jcfundraising.com

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A Night at the Musicals with SportsAble – Friday 31st July 2015

Come along and enjoy a selection of songs from the musicalsperformed by Jaden Cornelious and guests at Braywick Sports Ground, Braywick Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire. Doors open at 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start.

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Dress asyour favourite musical character or in smart/evening wear.

Tickets 10.00 (including food) sold in advance via SportsAble.Email: adam.dickinson@sportsable.co.uk Call: 01628 627690

All profits will benefit JCF Berkshire’s good causes: SportsAble, TVPS and TVLA

Enquiries: info@jcfundraising.com

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Zumbathon – Maidenhead, Berks – AWAITING NEW DATE

*****23/8/15 POSTPONED – NEW DATE TO FOLLOW *****

If the last JCFZumbathon is anything to go by this will be another popular fundraiser you would be mad to miss!!!

Taking place at SportsAble, Braywick Sports Ground, Braywick Road, Maidenhead, Berks.

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Registration at 10.00am.

All profits to benefitJCF Berkshire’s charities:SportsAble, TVPS and TVLA.

Ticket prices to follow.

Enquiries to info@jcfundraising.com

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Candlelit Onesie Walk – London – Sunday 20th September 2015

Our Summer version of the Winter Woolley Walk!!

Meet at 6.00pmto set off at 6.30pmfrom St Margaret’s pedestrian bridge at Richmond Lock walking to Kew Bridge and back – all less than 5 miles and such a pretty walk. You may even see a Disney character along the way!

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Bring a lantern so thatwhen we get half way we can light our lanterns and shine our lights all the way back.

Be sponsored and raise money for acharity or good cause of your choice.

The registration fee is 5.00. There’s a penalty of 1.00 for anyone not wearing a onesie or PJ’s.

Email jaden@jcfundraising.com to register and get your sponsor form.

If youcan’t or don’t wantget sponsored just come along for the walk as your registration feewill stillhelp JCF good causes.

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JCF Friend Ron Moody

JCF was sad to hear the news of our Friend Ron Moody passing away today at the age of 91. Ron’s acting career spanned several decades andprobably his best known role was that of Fagin in thefilm andstage musical Oliver.

Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones at this time. RIP Ron.

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Street Care Appeal

We have recently been deeply moved by the plight of a homeless 64 year old woman Marie Parnes who has been living on the streets for the past seven and a half years after becoming a victim of domestic violence. She spends the nights riding busses, she is scared to sleep and NO ONE will help her because she fled her abusive English husband without the correct paperwork to get the help she needs. It doesn’t matter that she has had a stroke, has burns on her arm and a daughter that doesn’t want her – she just keeps being put back on the streets.

JCF NW London Manager, Hayley Hemmingway-Hare found Marie and helped her to find a bed for the night and has been campaigning ever since to get Mariethe right care and help that she desperately needs.

JCF’s Street Care is a new appeal that aims to raise money to help the homeless. There are so many here in the UK like Marie, some out of choice but some out of a horrid circumstance.

Jaden says “Ialt can’t imagine how I would feel on the days when I feel poorly and all I want to do is stay in bed – people like Marie don’t have this option.”

So what can we do to help? There is no easy solution but we have to try to do something, even it’ssimply likebuying cold relief tablets, a hot meal, a sleeping bag, a battery radio or a phone top up.

If you are sitting at home reading this in your warm, comfortable surroundings, think about what it would be like to have no home, no safe place, no comforts and most of all NO ONE who cares!!

If you are moved to help Marie and countless others in Marie’s situation please decide how much you would like to donate by clickingHERE forthe link to ourGolden Giving page or go to Our Causespage on this website and click on the donate button justunder our logo at the top of the page and quote reference STREETCARE when giving your donation.

EVERY penny donated will go to help a homeless person in the UK – that is OUR PROMISE!!

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