Noah's Ark Hospice Raises £1.27m in Fundraising Drive
The 'From That Moment' campaign exceeded its £1 million target, with funds supporting seriously ill children across north London and Hertsmere.
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Noah's Ark Children's Hospice has announced a total of £1.27 million raised through its 'From That Moment' fundraising campaign. The initiative, which began in September, exceeded its initial £1 million target. The funds will enable the hospice to continue providing specialist care for children with serious illnesses in north and central London, as well as in Hertsmere.
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The campaign saw significant backing from individuals, schools, and businesses. Dr Tagore Charles, chief operating officer at Noah's Ark Children's Hospice, expressed his gratitude. "I’m delighted that we not only reached but exceeded our £1 million target, and I’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who donated, supported and shared the campaign," Dr Charles said, as reported by Times Series and Ham & High. He added that the community's generosity is essential for providing care to seriously unwell children and their families.
The 'From That Moment' campaign also attracted support from notable figures including Sir Alan Sugar and Conor Gallagher. Alex Fine, star of MobLand, partnered with After School Cookie Club to create a limited-edition cookie, with all profits donated to the hospice. Photographer Rankin and actress Sophie Rundle also lent their support.
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Corporate partners played a substantial role, notably through the 'Walking 9 to 5' challenge. Payen Ltd, a corporate partner, raised £148,300 and exceeded one million steps during this initiative. Richard Smith, founder of Payen Ltd, stated that the 'Walking 9-5' campaign is in its third year and is a significant event for his company, supporting what he described as one of the most deserving charities. He highlighted the campaign's social and competitive aspects, which encourage employee involvement and fundraising.
Individual supporters also undertook personal challenges. Specialist carer Sophie Evans and her wife Leah completed a skydive to raise funds. The Step-tember challenge encouraged participants to cover 90 miles throughout September through various activities.
Questions this report answers
+How much money did Noah's Ark Children's Hospice raise?
Noah's Ark Children's Hospice raised £1.27 million through its 'From That Moment' campaign. This total surpassed the campaign's initial target of £1 million, demonstrating significant community and corporate support.
+What will the funds raised be used for?
The money raised will support the hospice in delivering specialist care for children who are seriously unwell. This care will be provided across north and central London, as well as in Hertsmere.
+Which corporate partners contributed to the fundraising?
Payen Ltd was a significant corporate partner, raising £148,300 through the 'Walking 9 to 5' challenge. Other corporate supporters also participated in this initiative, encouraging employees to walk during the workday.
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