Bradley Stoke 10k Run - Sunday 12th June 2011
Organised by Sole Sisters who are Bristol's only all women England Athletics affiliated running group. They are based in North Bristol and offer support to beginners as well as more experienced runners. NCSF is fortunate to be chosen again this year as the Charity nominated for the 10K run. |
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Cream Teas Galore - June July August
Repeating of last years successful outbreak of cream teas together with Craft Stalls. NCSF provides the package you provide the venus and hopefully many of the guests. Invitations, flyers and craft items are all organised by the NCSF volunteers. More details on joining in to follow. |
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Craft Stalls - all year round
These were held all the year round and made a healthy contribution to our funds.
Thanks to all who made crafts and who helped on the day. |
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NCSF Pontoon
This is run throughout the football season and in the summer break based on Lotto Bonus balls - see the webpage on pontoon for details on how to join.
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| NCSF Member wins Company Award .................... |
Shona Kelly, a member of the NCSF won a Pulse Award for her work within the charity. Shona works for a company called Serco Ltd and the Pulse Awards are Serco's employee awards which are designed to recognise and celebrate the achievements of their employees, customers and partners.
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FITCHALLENGE 1: A Bridge Too Far? - Saturday 2nd April |
Our first 'FIT Challenge' was a huge success on Saturday 2nd April with 30 keen cyclists (many in fancy dress!) pedaling quite possibly 'a bridge too far'.
The 50 mile round trip from Portishead open air swimming pool to Chepstow Castle and back, proved to be a fantastic fundraiser - our total raised is still rising whilst sponsorship comes in, but we are certainly aiming to make the whopping £3k mark!!
A great day was had by all - the sun shone down on us even though the wind blew against us on the way back! |
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Our speedy winning team were the 'Lord of the Chainrings' followed very closely behind by 'The Flying Facilitators'! Our 'Rewind Racers' really embraced the treasure hunt element of the challenge and won the prize for most answered questions! Well done too to Kevin and Sue for the best fancy dress!
Thank you to all participants and all who supported the event. Massive thanks must go to Hazel Fulker for thinking up and organising the event .... we look forward to the next one Hazel! Thanks too to Paul Pearce and Louise Somers for their help in the planning. And finally, as always our fabulous NCSF Committee Members did us proud with their homemade cakes and refreshments - thank you to Mary Pearce and team - you certainly provided a welcome break at Chepstow!!
We do hope that the 'FIT Challenge' theme will become at least an annual event for NCSF so please keep watching this space for future events!!! Julie Haydon NCSF Trustee!
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