Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust

Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust
Building a local children's hospice

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Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust
Pechiney House (1st Floor)
The Grove
Slough
Berkshire
SL1 1QF
Tel: 0845 055 8276
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Here are reviews of our 2007 fund raising events. A special big thank you to our patron Michael Parkinson for his continued support.

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The Lottery is GO!
30/09/08 “The lottery is go!” announced Gerry as Parky pulled out the first ball to an excited audience. “Would it be me?” “Let it be me” The anticipation was more than most could bear. The lady mayor of Windsor was about to put the Royal chain on black but was stopped by the mayor of Slough, also in attendance for this memorable occasion.

Haymarket Media Group support ADCCT
06/06/08 Haymarket Media Group last week donated £10,000 to the Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust (ADCCT).

Gerry Anderson MBE
06/06/08 Thunderbirds creator, Gerry Anderson MBE, has become a third Patron of ADCCT joining Sir Michael Parkinson and Dr Sanjiv Mata.

Alcan has given FREE office accomodation
31/01/08 Alcan has generously given Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust (ADCCT) free office accommodation at The Grove in Slough. Stevie Horton Fundraising Manager said, ‘I am thrilled to be working in such a spacious office; this fits in well with the Trust’s planned growth strategy. The staff at Alcan have been very welcoming and supportive and we look forward to the new working relationship.

Reading Half Marathon
15/01/08 Need to keep fit and lose weight after Christmas? RUNNERS AND WALKERS WANTED Keep fit and help children with life limiting illnesses too – just call Stevie on 07920 0 00 40 or email stevieh@adcct.com to register your interest.

Sir Parky
06/01/08 TV Chat show veteran Sir Michael Parkinson aged 72, from Bray, was among the collection of local figures on the Queens New Years Honours List.

Stars raise money for ADCCT
12/10/07 The entertainment was kicked off by a solo from Mr Frank McKay, followed by Laurie Holloway who demonstrated his piano skills which have seen him perform with the greatest stars. Kenny Lynch performed jazz favourites in his own spectacular way followed by Rolf Harris who sang, joked and played his didgeridoo, receiving a well deserved standing ovation. The spectacular cabaret was rounded off with non-stop laughter and another standing ovation from guests as comedian Mr Bobby Davro closed the proceedings.

Pete and Warren's Big Paddle 2007
12/10/07 Wed 15th August Up at 05.30 to ferry participants, boats and gear to start point, finally on the water at 08.20 then 2 ½ hours battling through fallen trees until Brunch (sarnies) in the sun at Lechlade. We’re both struggling to put our spraydecks on. Torrential rain most of the following 9 hours through wilderness of the upper reaches, punctuated by the odd cheery lock-keeper but hardly any traffic until Oxford finally came into view at dusk. Curry and pints as antidote to muscle fatigue and ‘worst of 1970’s style’ B&B.