Charities We Run Events For

"helping ALL young people with disability enjoy  computer  games.   For  these children,  the  majority of  computer  games  are  simply  too quick or too difficult to play..." Read more

"inspired by a belief that we can make a difference for all children – by standing up for their rights, by listening to them, by helping them when they need us ending cruelty to children in the UK." 

Why not HACK 25 miles from Cornbury Park to Blenheim Estate?

"ROSY - Respite nursing for Oxfordshire’s Sick Youngsters is an organisation that raises an awareness of the need for respite nursing and funds to boost the extremely limited resources of the Oxfordshire’s Children’s Respite Nursing Team..." read more

is a registered charity which funds unique research into breast cancer. Our aim is to find vital information to increase survival after diagnosis and ultimately to discover a vaccine against breast cancer.

"providing respite and end of life care for children and young adults with life-shortening conditions, as well as support and friendship for the whole family." Read more

“Supporting families with children in hospital by providing free home away from home accommodation”

Ronald McDonald House is based within the Oxford children’s hospital and has 18 bedrooms allowing families with critically ill children to be close at hand to support their child whilst they are receiving treatment.

“Event Aid UK enables us to offer exciting and challenging fundraising events to our supporters. They take care of all the logistics and organisation which is a great help to us.” Andrew Tee, RMHC Fundraising Coordinator.

"The purpose of the charity is to support the Sir Michael Sobell House Hospice in providing palliative and end of life care to the residents of Oxfordshire. Read more

"We are all growing older and many of us will live longer than previous generations. At Age Concern Oxfordshire we believe growing older should be a time of happiness and fulfilment." Read more

"Andrew Baker from Didcot has been an inspirational ambassador for the new Oxford Children's Hospital ever since he received life-saving surgery in 2001 to have a brain tumour removed." 

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