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Teenage Cancer Trust - Fundraising Ideas


Fat Tom Daley

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All,

 

As you know the club have announced our official charity partner as the Teenage Cancer Trust. Who has any ideas we can do the raise some funds for the charity?

 

I would be personally up for a 24 hour darts marathon

 

Anyone else got any ideas

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See you at Campion Saturday morning Annie, 21 mile walk to little Venice

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For the darts I have asked a few people and they would be up for it. If the club was open for 24 hours we could keep the bar open, maybe with a raffle. I recon you would get some family and friends supporting the players as its for charity

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I hope that you don't object to a non Hornchurchian (is that the right word?) offering some ideas:

 

1) A celebrity charity match.  Always good for a laugh and could attract a good crowd.  The Arsenal Fans team regularly travel to play charity games and in the past have included Ralf Little, Tommy Walsh and Tony Hadley in their line up.

 

2) Bands/Singers/Tribute Acts.  Again, always popular and for about £400 you can get a decent act.  

 

3) Memorabilia Auction.  

 

If anybody wants advice on these then drop me a PM, always happy to help out - especially for a good charity like Teenage Cancer Trust.

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Lol

I think it has to be a Friday but if you do it on a Friday it has to be out of season.

Otherwise do it on a Saturday after a home game and run through that way.

You could do it midweek but people will have to take a couple of days off work which some may not do.

How would we format it,would it be a continuos competition

Would people be able to sponsor per hour or just for the whole 24 hours as some will obviously not make it???

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Remember the film, They shoot horses don't they

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I don't think you could throw continuously for 24 hours,your arms would fall off.

Personally I think it should be a competition,running onto the next competition etc etc continuously.

If you get knocked out,you carry on in a plate tournament as a sideline to the main one,when they are both finished,you do the same again.

Other than that,do a league.

At the moment we have 2 stand up boards,I believe Wally was going to speak to the club again re-mounting the boards on the walls so we could have 4 boards available at once to stop people hanging around too long should numbers be high.

You would be looking for 16-32 people getting involved,if every person could raise £100 it would be a tidy sum

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Sorry for the intrusion but my son had two years of chemo in a teenage cancer ward and I thought a few ideas may be useful.

 

I got some free tickets from Arsenal and the old Wimbledon  a couple of times,  and a day at a match did wonders for everyone I could take. If you can arrange an attractive pre season friendly and someone could pick up some of the patients from the ward, take them to the match, and give them a slap up meal in the clubhouse and free booze for the older ones, that should go down a treat.

 

When we used to use the ward they had some very generous donors from the world of sport and TBH the ward had more money than it knew what to do with. That was nearly twenty years ago so its possible thats all changed now. At the time they had a games co ordinator (not sure of her correct title) who was great at coming up with ideas for anyone who wanted to get involved with the trust, perhaps if someone could contact her (maybe a him now) that person could help with some ideas that may be helpful.

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Arsenal was always generous when free tickets where asked for, and replica shirts, and duvet covers are always appreciated. If you have any events in your clubhouse I'm sure some of the patients local to Hornchurch would welcome an invite, especially if there is free beer on offer.

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Haven't they had a bad enough season, Annie? lol

 

One idea would have been to charge people to have their photo done with the Essex cup.

Looks like that horse has already bolted.

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Reckon Ian would go for it once he gets back

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