Fundraising

Web Hosting

This web site or any of the links from it are not intended as a replacement for medical care. To this end we are unable to offer any information regarding specific medical conditions/diagnosis. Every effort has been made to make sure the info on this site is accurate CHORLEYS ANGELS can’t accept liability for any of the information supplied by the links on this site. Chorleys Angels is not a charity, neither is it able to offer monetary assistance for visitors suffering financial hardship as a result of their diagnosis.

G.HARRISON(BREAST CANCER CARE FUND) was established by 4 people (Max Bradley, George Nowland, Val Nowland & myself) the fund was in operation for one year only (Finishing January 2002).

We are not a registered charity! Everyone who participated in any of our events did so for FREE all money raised has been donated to Chorley Hospital to purchase equipment associated with Breast Cancer CareFor more information CHORLEYS ANGELS

For more information on how we raised £5,181for the fund - read on......

QUIZ NIGHT

January, 2001 saw the launch of the fund with a Quiz Night organised/hosted by George Nowland and held at The Priory, Scorton. The event raised £65.00 and this started the fund.

The quiz night held at The Priory, Scorton on the 24th October, 2001 proved to be a great success with over 50 people participating in the Quiz expertly put together by George Nowland. The event made £135.00 for the fund. Thanks to everyone who supported the event and The Priory for supplying the venue and team prizes and also BAE SYSTEMS for raffle prizes.

IMPERIAL CANCER RESEARCH FUND - RACE FOR LIFE

12 HOUR CYCLE RACE

SPONSORED CANOE

BREAST STROKE FOR BREAST CANCER

HARMONIOUS HEALTHCARE

BODY COMBAT CHALLENGE

On Friday the 12th October, 2001 Melanie Ball and a group of colleagues underwent a torturous hour and a half of body combat (a mixture of martial arts and high impact aerobics to very fast music). To raise money for the G.Harrison (Breast Cancer Care Fund). The event wasn't sponsored but we all paid an extra £2 for the privilege of getting
pummeled and kung-fu'ed which we donated to the fund. It was a great way to
relieve the days stress's and strains and release any aggression (especially when
you picture your boss's face in the punch bag! )

It was only a small gesture to help 'combat' cancer but every little helps.

The event raised £18 for the fund.

Thanks to everyone who took part (shame there wasn’t any photo’s or video footage!

FIREWORK DISPLAY

FUNDRAISER AT HOLE-ITH-WALL

£100 in donations received in return for tickets to the Farnborough Airshow - July, 2002

Numerous other donations from Friends & Family.

Thanks to everyone who has supported some or all of our events.

An update on the Equipment purchased will be posted on this site in the coming weeks.

If you are loading this page for the first time it may take a few seconds to load the images