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Free Checks for Newborns Benefit SCBU

Friday 27th June 2008

The Osteopathic Practice in Broomhill, Sheffield is offering a free newborn check for babies up to three weeks old.

Very gentle osteopathic techniques can resolve the stresses and strains of pregnancy, labour and birth. Cranial osteopathy can also successfully treat excessive crying, colic, sickness and wind, feeding difficulties, sleep disturbances and many other childhood conditions.

For more information visit: http://www.theosteopathicpractice.com/Newborn_check-23.asp

The Osteopathic Practice is supporting the Special Care Baby Unit at the Jessop Wing, by inviting parents to make a donation at their baby’s newborn check. All donations received through The Osteopathic Practice will go directly to benefit the unit.

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Pain in the Arch for Charity

Wednesday 18th June 2008

Sheffield Hospitals Charitable Trust is set to benefit from sales of a new beer, being launched this summer by Abbeydale Brewery – local brewers and owners of the Rising Sun pub in Fulwood.

 The beer, entitled “Pain in the Arch”, has been created in honour of Rising Sun regular, Roger Crookenden Johnson. Roger requested that money from the sale of the beers go to Sheffield Hospitals Charitable Trust, to benefit cancer patients at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, having himself been treated at the hospital for both pancreatic and throat cancer.  ... › read more

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Charitable Trust supports the Games

Friday 28th February 2008

The 31st Westfield Health British Transplant Games has been given a boost following a £25,000 grant.

Sheffield Hospitals Charitable Trust has chosen to support the Games, which are organised on behalf of the charity Transplant Sport UK (TSUK) to promote the benefits of organ donation.

The Games is one of the biggest annual multi-sports events in the UK and will take place at venues across Sheffield from 7th until 11th August ... › read more

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Running 10k for Young People with Leukaemia

Monday 21st January 2008

Two teachers from Clifton: A Community Arts School in Rotherham have raised an amazing £532 for the new teenage cancer unit being built as part of the redevelopment of the adult leukaemia wards at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

Dan Fisher and Matt Butler took part in the Clumber Park 10k Race to raise money in memory of Neil Gardiner, who sadly lost his battle with leukaemia last November ... › read more

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Dancers Raise Money for the Metabolic Bone Unit

Friday 14th December 2007

A troupe of dancers led by Michelle Farrar put on a spectacular concert at the Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield, and raised money for the Metabolic Bone Unit at the Northern General Hospital.

Money was collected in lieu of payment for programmes, and local companies also provided sponsorship.

In total almost £2,500 was raised by the event.

More details about Michelle's dance school can be found at www.steppingoutwith michelle.co.uk.

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Events list
Cricket Tournament

A charity cricket tournament is being held near Doncaster on Sunday 6th July to raise money for the Sheffield Leukaemia and Blood Disorders Appeal.

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Fantastic Family Fun Day

The Blue Bell Inn at North Wingfield, is playing host to this fantastic family event, which last year raised almost £10,000 for charity.

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Rising Sun Beer Festival

Celebrate the summer at a fantastic beer festival, being held at the Rising Sun pub in Fulwood – the perfect location for a refreshing pint after a long shift at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital!

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Night at the Dogs

The Sheffield Business Club is hosting a special "night at the dogs" at Owlerton Stadium on Tuesday 9th September, to raise money for the Sheffield Leukaemia and Blood Disorders Appeal.

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   Football Tournament

Following the success of the football tournament held in May 2008 by the Royal Mail in Chesterfield, a repeat event is being planned that will be even bigger and better. Watch this space for more details...


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