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FUNDRAISING MAGAZINE 

ISSUE 27 2013 

Celebs Get 

a Grilling 

Page 12

A BIG 

Thank You is written by 

Lucy Naylor and edited by 

Dawn Stone. 

If you have a story that you would 

like to be considered for the next 

issue please contact Lucy Naylor 

on 0161 276 4522. 

Contact Us 

Central Manchester University 

Hospitals NHS Foundation 

Trust Charity 

By post: 

Charity Office 

The Lodge 

Oxford Road 

Manchester 

M13 9WL 

0161 276 4522 

By email: charty.office@cmft.nhs.uk 

www.cmftcharity.org.uk 

www.rmchcharity.org.uk 

facebook.com/rmchcharity 

@RMCHCharity @CMFTCharity 

to everyone 

Contents 

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Join one of 

our upcoming 

sporting events 

A Starry Lunch 

Celebs Get a Grilling 

New Additions to 

the Team 

Wiggle for Women 

Chairman’s Message 

Welcome to your latest edition 

of our Thank You newsletter, 

filled with news and events 

taking place in support of our 

family of hospitals in both central 

Manchester and Trafford. 

The last few months have been action 

packed: in September Individual Restaurant 

Company hosted the third Celebrity Grilling 

at Manchester’s Restaurant Bar & Grill, which 

saw two star-studded teams do battle in 

the kitchen in a bid to raise funds for our 

children’s hospital. September also saw our 

fi rst ever Wiggle for Women Zumbathon 

in support of Saint Mary’s Hospital and 

December saw patrons Cole and Suzanne 

Page host their fi fth annual Ladies Christmas 

Starry Lunch at The Midland Hotel. You can 

read more about this, and the many other 

events and fundraising that has recently 

taken place in support of all of our hospitals, 

throughout the newsletter. 

About our charity 

Central Manchester University Hospitals 

NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT) Charity 

supports continuing excellence in 

treatment, care and research at: 

• Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital 

• University Dental Hospital of Manchester 

• Manchester Royal Eye Hospital 

• Manchester Royal Infi rmary 

• Saint Mary’s Hospital 

• Trafford Hospitals – including Trafford 

General, Altrincham General and Stretford 

Memorial hospitals 

I would once again like to take this 

opportunity to thank you for your ongoing 

support. Without your help we would not 

be able to continue supporting excellence 

in treatment, care and research across our 

family of hospitals, benefi ting the hundreds of 

thousands of patients across the North West, 

and beyond, that we treat every year. 

Thank you 

Maurice Watkins CBE 

The charity has three main areas of work: 

• to support research projects to improve our 

understanding of illnesses 

• to help to create an environment that’s 

more friendly 

• to provide state-of-the-art equipment for 

diagnosis and treatment 

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In the Community 




Lucy’s Midnight Walk 

Around 100 people took part in a nine mile 

midnight walk from Ramsbottom to 

Bury and back to show their support for 

six-year-old Lucy Thomas, who receives 

treatment at the children’s hospital for a 

rare form of cancer. 

At the time of the walk, Lucy was in the USA 

with her parents receiving specialist treatment, 

so they arranged to take part in a walk whilst 

there to back the efforts being made at home. 

The walk raised over £9,000 for Ward 84 

of the children’s hospital. 

Lucy ready to 

join the walk 

£9,599 

Raised 

As the year came to a close, 

several families held charity 

evenings and afternoons – 

here are just a few of the 

events that went on 

Big Christmas T-Break 

Inspired by our Big T-Break, Linda Williamson 

holds a Christmas tea party at her home in 

Romiley every year. This one saw 40 guests 

through her front door and included a ‘guess 

the weight of the Christmas cake’ competition. 

Linda raised £575 which will go to the children’s 

hospital where Linda’s granddaughter, Erin 

Rose Williamson, received treatment for a bone 

eating disease in her shoulder. 

Special thanks goes to the businesses in 

Romiley that donated to the raffle. 

British Legion 

Work for Free 

Following two 

grandchildren 

of fellow British £3,250 

Legion members 

Raised 

successfully being 

treated for cancer at 

the children’s hospital, 

trustee John Hadden 

organised a fundraising event at their 

Leyland club, which saw over £3,000 

raised through ticket sales, raffles and 

the club staff working for free. 

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Pyjama Day 

Thank you to all the nurseries, crèches 

and playgroups across the region that 

took part in our annual PJ Day and helped 

to raise £5,000 for the children’s hospital. 

Congratulations to Juice 

Nursery in Altrincham 

that won a visit from 

Humphrey on the day, 

along with a bumper 

pack of goodies from 

Ryman Stationery, 

and a later visit from 

Rhythm Time. 


Humphrey at Juice 

Nursery on PJ Day 

£5,000 

Raised 

Text RMCH00 £1 to 70070 to donate to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital 

Linda holding 

granddaughter Erin 

Sing a Song of Thanks 

Since developing a brain tumour at the age of 

three, Sarah Donald from Morecambe, who is 

now thirteen, has been a regular patient at the 

children’s hospital. Feeling compelled to say 

thank you for her care and regular check-ups, 

Sarah organised an evening of 

song and dance, raising 

more than £1,000. 

Sarah presents 

her cheque 

Giggs Raises Big 

After the birth of 

Penny Rothwell-Goldie, who is 

now nine-months-old, parents 

Lisa Rothwell and Ken Goldie 

wanted to fundraise for the 

children’s hospital and the 

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at 

Saint Mary’s. The couple held 

a charity evening in Ellenbrook 

which saw over 280 guests join 

their disco and auction night. A 

Ryan Giggs signed 

football shirt was the 

top auction prize, 

which sold for £320 

and went towards a 

fantastic total of over 

£3,500. 

Over 

£3,500 

Raised 



A Night for the Ladies 

Kate Will and Hayley White arranged a 

‘Ladies Night’ at Sale Rugby Club that raised 

over £2,500 for Ward 84 at the children’s 

hospital after their friend’s daughter had 

received treatment there. 

Birthday Donations 

£4,000 

Raised 

Sisters, Sophie 

and Evie-Mae 

Teddy Toddle 

Join in the fun of our short sponsored 

walk (or pram push!) for under 5s and 

help support play therapy at Royal 

Manchester Children’s Hospital. 

Organise your own Teddy Toddle at a nursery, 

crèche or playgroup. 

11 th 

May 

Kate and Hayley 

present their cheque 


Instead of presents for her 18th birthday 

Sophie Corlett from Bury asked for 

donations to be made to the Ponsetti 

Fund at the children’s hospital to show her 

gratitude for the treatment received by her 

little sister Evie-Mae Crawley. 

Sophie also organised a black-tie ball at 

Radcliffe Borough FC, a non-uniform day at Bury 

Grammar School for Girls, and charity collections 

at her local Co-op store, so far raising £4,000, 

with even more fundraising to come. 

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8 th 

May 

Patients from the children’s hospital are invited 

to take part in a Teddy Toddle around the 

children’s hospital site. 

To register or find out more call 0161 276 4522 

or email charity.office@cmft.nhs.uk 

£2,581 

Raised 

Humphrey and Katie on 

last year’s Teddy Toddle 

Join in and do it for us… 

We have a limited number of official charity 

places up for grabs for a number of upcoming 

sporting events, so get in touch as soon as 

possible to help support our hospitals. 

Cheshire – 12th May 

Take part in this women-only cycle event 

around Tatton Park, choosing either a 20k, 

37k or 52k route. 

Places cost just £10 with a pledge to 

raise £150 sponsorship. 

15th September 

Places cost £49 for a charity entry 

into the UK’s biggest half marathon. 

Participants will be asked to pledge to raise 

£300 in sponsorship. 

20th July 

To take part for free in this unique one 

mile swimming event in Salford Quays, 

participants are asked to pledge to raise 

£120 in sponsorship. 

26th May 

Guaranteed charity places cost £37 

and participants are asked to pledge to 

raise £150 sponsorship to take part in 

this 10k event. 

27th May 

Upcoming 

Sporting Events 

Places cost £13 and are available from 

www.greatrun.org 

The Junior Run is for 9-15 year olds and 

covers a 2 mile distance. 

The Mini Run is for children aged 3-8 and 

covers a 2km distance. (Children participating 

in this event can be accompanied by an adult). 

If you have already registered for 

any of the above and would like 

to use your place to fundraise for 

us, call 0161 276 4522 or email 

clare.mcmanmon@cmft.nhs.uk 

and we will send you a 

sponsorship pack including free 

t-shirt to wear on race day. 


Corporate 

Fundraising 

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The End of an 

Era With Thanks 

The start of 2013 sees the end of three 

year-long corporate partnerships. 

Special thanks go to everyone involved and 

we hope to work with all of you again at 

some point in the future! 

Phillips & Cohen 

Nick Cherry, Natalie Bushell and 

Tim Webb present their cheque to 

Jessica from the Charity Team 

Throughout 2012, Phillips 

& Cohen Associates 

supported Saint Mary’s 

Hospital through 

£2,668 

various office-based 

Raised 

activities and also 

took part in the Salford 

Dragon Boat Race, 

helping to raise over £2,400. 

Natalie Bushell, HR Manager at Phillips & 

Cohen Associates, said: “A number of our 

team have children who have benefi ted from 

the specialist research and treatment which 

takes place at Saint Mary’s, so our staff were 

delighted to have the chance to get involved 

and do their bit to help raise money for such a 

worthy and local charity.” 


Fancy dress fun! 

Nathaniel 

Lichfield 

& Partners 

£7,728 

Raised 

For 12 months, Nathaniel Lichfi eld & Partners 

fundraised in aid of Royal Manchester 

Children’s Hospital and collected a grand 

total of £7,728. The fi rm’s fancy dress 50th 

birthday party was a particular highlight, as 

was its participation in the 2012 skydive. 

Trafford Leisure 

Centres 

Since 2011, and as part of its Summer 

Sporting Challenge, Trafford Leisure Centres 

raised over £1,800 for Royal Manchester 

Children’s Hospital with an array of initiatives. 

Specifi c commendation during this 

partnership goes to all those involved in the 

Corporate Wellness Netball Cup, including 

the Grammar Leisure Centre and Team, 

TUF*C and Sport Trafford, who helped to 

organise a great tournament. 

As of the new year, 

BASF plc launched a 

fundraising partnership 

with Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital 

and have lots of very exciting events 

planned for the coming months, which we 

are looking forward to being a part of. 

Art V Cancer 

Art V Cancer recently hosted an 

exhibition at NQ2022 in Manchester city 

centre in aid of a number of charities 

including Manchester Royal Infirmary’s 

very own CALLM Fund. 

The exhibition saw limited edition Art V Cancer 

prints for sale, featuring over 35 international 

artists including Stanley Chow, Si Scott, 

Raid71 and Sam Falconer. Sir Patrick Stewart 

also contributed to the exhibition, which 

helped raise £847 on the night and went 

towards the £6,800 total raised altogether 

since the start of Art V Cancer. 

Art V Cancer was originally set up by 

artist Chris Thornley and his partner in 

2011 after Chris received treatment for an 

incurable lymphoma. Chris continues to 

be treated at Manchester Royal Infirmary. 

Fundraising 

Football Fans 

Staff and clients from the Co-operative Bank 

and Beevers & Struthers were offered the 

opportunity to watch the fi rst England match 

of Euro 2012 during working hours, providing 

they made a donation to Royal Manchester 

Children’s Hospital. The donations, along with 

a raffl e, raised £700 for Ward 84. 

£700 

Raised 

Steve Lomas - Co-op, and John Jones - 

Beevers & Struthers, present their cheque 

to Jessica from the Charity Team 

Limited edition 

prints available 

on the night 

Mini Humphrey 

Mini Humphrey beanie bears are still available 

from Ryman stores across the North West, from 

the charity offi ce at Royal Manchester Children’s 

Hospital, or online at 

www.rmchcharity.org.uk/mini-humphrey.php 

Price £4.99 

At least £1.50 from each bear will be donated to 

the children’s hospital. 


Humphrey and Fred the Red with patron 

Anthony Cotton and Ryan Giggs from MUFC 


We Can’t Thank You Enough! 

This Christmas we received an overwhelming number of donations from 

individuals, groups, companies and sporting teams – too many to mention 

individually but we want you all to know how grateful we are for your support! 

Your generosity helped make our patients’ time in hospital over the festive season more 

enjoyable in many different ways and for that, we are very thankful. THANK YOU! 

Santa United 

Humphrey bear and 

Manchester United’s Fred 

the Red, plus 40 children’s 

hospital supporters, donned 

their Santa outfits and 

joined the 2012 Santa Dash 

around Old Trafford. 

As ever, the event was great fun and was 

enjoyed by all ages, including Divisional 

Director of the children’s hospital, Alwyn 

Hughes and his daughter. 

We are still awaiting a final total raised 

from this event but we will publish this 

information on our website just as soon 

as it has been confirmed. 


Starry Lunch 

Celebrates 

5th Birthday! 

For the fifth year running patrons 

Cole and Suzanne Page hosted 

the glamorous Ladies Starry 

Lunch at the Midland Hotel and 

raised an amazing £23,000. 

Guests enjoyed a festive lunch and 

entertainment from Cole, along with an 

exclusive fashion show and Christmas 

gift stalls provided by Harvey Nichols. 

Guests also entered a raffl e to win a 

bespoke engraved diamond pendant 

from Boodles Manchester. 

Chelsea Spokes from Key103 

and BBC’s Hugh Ferris 

Cole and Suzanne Page with 

surprise guest Jason Orange 

The show stopping highlight of the night 

was a surprise visit from Jason Orange who 

offered a very special Take That auction lot – 

a rare signed CD from the whole band, plus 

tickets to Gary Barlow’s upcoming tour! 

Other auction prizes included hospitality 

tickets to an MCFC match, Christmas 

baubles signed by the MUFC team and an 

exclusive signed print from The Wanted. 

Special thanks for making the event so 

successful go to: 

• Cole and Suzanne Page 

• Harvey Nichols Manchester 

• Boodles Manchester 

Yasmin Haq and Sameena 

Rashid ready to wine and dine 

Over the last five years, thanks 

to the dedication of Cole and 

Suzanne, the Starry Lunch events 

have raised over £143,000! 

£23,000 

Raised 





Celebrity 

Grilling 3 

£65,925 

Raised 

For the third year running, two celebrity 

teams (boys v. girls) went head to head 

in a cook off at Individual Restaurant 

Company’s Restaurant Bar & Grill in 

Manchester city centre. 

With Angus Deayton hosting the proceedings 

and celebrity chef Simon Rimmer overseeing 

the action in the kitchen, guests enjoyed a 

three-course meal cooked and served by 

celebrities including Christopher Biggins, 

lingerie entrepreneur Michelle Mone, Waterloo 

Road’s Chelsee Healey and Rebecca Ryan, 

Corrie’s Tony Hirst, Emmerdale’s Kurtis 

Stacey and a host of Hollyoaks stars including 

Andrew Moss and Ashley Taylor-Dawson. 

John Thomson led the boys’ Team Fork 

to victory with their menu of scallops, lamb 

Be Seen in Green Day 

Premier League star, Michael Owen, visited East Manchester 

Academy and Manchester High School for Girls to personally thank 

pupils for taking part in the Ryman Stationery Be Seen in Green Day. 

A staggering 5,000 pupils across the 

North West took part and raised more than 

£11,000, simply by wearing something 

green for the day. The money will be used 

to support the purchase of televisions for all 

children’s beds in the hospital. 

Michael said: “Royal Manchester Children’s 

Hospital Charity is a fantastic cause and Be 

Seen in Green Day is a really fun way to get 

schools involved. I really enjoyed the visit and 

I wasn’t grilled too much by the pupils. It was 

nice not to just be asked about football – 

I even got asked if I liked fi sh fi ngers!” 

The winners of the 

evening, Team Fork 

Hollyoaks’ Jessica Forest 

serving cocktails 

and chocolate fondants 

over Team Knife’s (girls) ham and artichoke 

salads, turbot and tarte tatins. 

Thanks to the ticket sales, the raffl e and 

auctions, Celebrity Grilling raised over 

£65,000. 

Special thanks go to everyone in Teams 

Knife and Fork, Steven and Emma Walker 

from Individual Restaurant Company, 

Simon Rimmer, Angus Deayton and 

Mulberry Manchester. 

£11,000 

Raised 

Bailey on his 

way to the top 

Stairway to 

Charity 

A joint event with Cystic Fibrosis 

Trust saw over 150 participants 

walk, jog or run up the 47 floors 

of Manchester city centre’s 

Beetham Tower. 

14-year-old Bailey Hughes has Cystic 

Fibrosis and was receiving treatment at the 

children’s hospital a year before the event. 

Bailey made it his goal to get better and take 

part in the Tower Run. He raised over £600 

and completed the challenge in an amazing 

eight minutes. 

The fastest on the day was Mark Sims, who 

completed the Tower Run in an unbelievable 

4 minutes and 43 seconds! 

Well done to everyone that took part, 

helping to raise £7,125! Thanks also to 

the cadets from 1982 (Huyton) Squadron, 

Air Training Corps who helped out on 

the day. 

Zip Zip Hooray! 

Three cheers go 

to the 18 brave 

individuals who 

dared the 30 

metre high zip wire 

challenge off the top 

of the Imperial War 

Museum and across 

the Manchester 

Ship Canal. As well as raising 

money for the children’s 

hospital, zippers also collected 

sponsorship for Saint Mary’s 

Hospital and the University 

Dental Hospital of Manchester. 

Andy Hargreaves, the drummer from 

I Am Kloot, raised £2,276 for NICU in Saint 

Mary’s as a thank you for the treatment his 

daughter Frida received when she was born 

14-weeks premature. 

Stephen Dickson, Director 

of the University Dental 

Hospital Manchester, 

also took part and 

raised £100. 

The zip wire 

challenge 

raised a total 

of £6,423. 

Zip zip hooray! 

£6,423 

Raised 




New Additions 

to the Team 

We are delighted to welcome three 

new members to our charity team. 

Lucy Naylor, Communications Offi cer, will 

be working closely with patients and their 

families to develop case studies to help with 

fundraising for the hospitals. Lucy is also 

responsible for writing this newsletter! 

To contact Lucy, call 0161 901 1124 or 

email lucy.naylor@cmft.nhs.uk 

Rosie Fleig, Press Offi cer, will be working with 

our patrons and the media in order to raise 

the charity’s profi le across the region. 

To contact Rosie, call 0161 276 4522 or 

email rosie.fleig@cmft.nhs.uk 

How to 

Get Involved 

If you would like to join our team of supporters 

and help us to spread the word about fundraising 

for our family of hospitals across central 

Manchester and Trafford then please contact a 

member of the charity team on: 

0161 276 4522 

or 

charity.office@cmft.nhs.uk 

From left to right: Brenda Ruth, 

Lucy Naylor and Rosie Fleig 

Brenda Ruth, Trafford Hospitals Charity 

Offi cer, is based at Trafford General Hospital 

and is the main point of contact for all 

fundraising activity for our three Trafford 

Hospitals: Trafford General, Altrincham 

General and Stretford Memorial hospitals. 

To contact Brenda, call 0161 746 2136 or 

email brenda.ruth@cmft.nhs.uk 

A Generous 

Donation 

Thank you to Julie Williams for 

supporting the fundraising efforts of 

the Liver Department by donating £700 

towards the Liver Research Treatment 

Fund in aid of a new Fibro Scanner. 

The Fibro Scanner is a piece of equipment 

which can assess the severity of liver scarring 

in patients with liver disease, removing the 

need for invasive and painful procedures 

such as biopsies which require a stay in 

hospital. The cost of the Fibro Scanner is 

£72,950. 

£200 

Raised 

Bernard McGrath - Chair of the Liver Patients 

Support Group, Esther Pears - Senior Hepatology 

Specialist Practitioner, Fundraiser Julie Williams 

and Martin Prince - Consultant Hepatologist 

BANDNIGHT 

The live music event, 

BANDNIGHT, was organised 

by junior doctors and saw an 

eclectic mix of bands including 

indie, R ‘n’ B, rock and pop 

take to the stage in support of 

Manchester Royal Infirmary. 

Members of the bands work at, or are linked 

to, the wider hospital family in some way, 

which is what inspired the event which raised 

over £200. 

The line up included Mount Fabric, 

The Purple Toad, Who’s the Daddy, 

Lime Green, The Tomahawks and 

Acoustic Vibes. 

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Zumbathon! 

A Musical Showcase 


was the first ever 

Zumbathon for Saint 

Mary’s and it was a 

huge success! 

173 women and two men wiggled 

and ‘zumba’d’ for three hours, 

raising over £9,000 and smashing our 

£3,000 target! 

Patron Julie Neville opened the event 

with a moving speech about what a 

difference the money raised would make. 

Thank you to everyone who donated 

prizes for the raffl es and thanks to 

Greggs the Baker and Costco for 

providing cakes and water on the day for 

our wiggling women! 

The money raised by Wiggle for 

Women will be used to purchase 

a cooling cot for the hospital’s 

Rainbow Room, a space for parents 

and families to go following the birth 

of a baby that is still born, has died 

during labour or in the immediate 

hours afterwards. 

Ready to wiggle! 

Over 

£9,000 

Raised 

Inspired by Hector Boon’s chivalrous 

haircut last year, Moira Hancock, from 

SMK Productions, showcased a young talent 

gala at Stockport Plaza in aid of 

Saint Mary’s Hospital. 

Over 370 children, aged between 

fi ve and fi fteen, took to the stage 

and performed a mix of musical 

hits. With ticket sales and Mulberry 

handbag raffl e prize, the gala raised 

over £2,000. 

Over 

£2,000 

Raised 

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Welcome to Trafford 

Trafford Hospitals 

has joined our 

charity family, which 

means we are now 

fundraising for 

Trafford General, 

Altrincham General 

and Stretford 

Memorial hospitals. 

Ladies Night 

Karen Pennington held a ladies fundraising 

dinner to thank the Children’s Community 

Nursing Team for the care they gave her 

granddaughter, Phoebe Tarling. The night 

raised £430, which was then matched by the 

Masons’ Arcturus Lodge, bringing the total to 

a fantastic £860. 

Cheque presentation 

on the night 

£860 

Raised 

trafford hospitals 

charity 

There are just under 2,000 staff and over 200 

volunteers working at the hospitals providing 

friendly local services to patients in the 

Trafford community. 

Brenda Ruth is our charity officer for 

Trafford offering support and guidance 

to anyone wishing to support their 

local Trafford hospital. Brenda can be 

contacted on 0161 746 2136. 

Cooper’s Cakes 

As a thank you to the Trafford Children’s 

Community Nursing Team for the treatment 

received by two-year old Martina Cooper, the 

Cooper family set up a cake stall and were 

amazed at how quickly Granny’s cupcakes 

sold out raising £200. 

£200 

Raised 

Eye Thank You 

Following his treatment at Manchester Royal 

Eye Hospital, eight-year-old 

Brandon Smith wanted to 

say thank you by organising 

a sponsored walk with 

his rugby team. The team 

walked through Borsdane 

Woods and raised £130. 

Text MREH00 £1 to 70070 to donate to Manchester Royal Eye Hospital 

Staff Christmas Fair 

Staff at the University Dental 

Hospital of Manchester held a 

Christmas fair for their colleagues 

and raised over £130 with a 

‘Name the Dog’ competition 

and by selling tasty homemade 

Christmas cakes. 

£130 

Raised 

EyeSi with my Little Eye 

Thanks to everyone that has been involved 

in fundraising for the Eye Hospital as 

your efforts have helped fund a cataract 

simulator costing £120,000. 

The ‘EyeSi’ is a surgical simulator for training 

in cataract surgery and will be invaluable in 

improving training for cataract surgery as 

research has shown that complications are 

reduced when trainees have been trained on the 

simulator before they start operating. 

£130 

Raised 

The fundraising team 

The Coopers, The Dunbars and staff 

from the Children’s Community Team 

A member of staff selling cakes 

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