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Andy and Jacqui share with us why they became a Friend of The Sick Children's Trust by giving a monthly donation, helping us to plan for our future.
We kept Natalie and her husband Kevin by their daughter's side when she was rushed to Newcastle after being resuscitated four times. Now Natalie is shaving her hair off for us!
Richard's daughter and son-in-law were supported by The Sick Children's Trust back in 2010. Now Richard is a Friend of The Sick Children's Trust.
Our online Auction House hit £18,000 within 48 hours of opening and has since raised over £30,000 to support families with seriously ill children in hospital
Dave and Sue Mercer have turned their cycling passion into fundraising for our 'Homes from Home' to thank us for supporting their family when their granddaughter was in hospital
Lilly Stead remembered how we helped her parents stay close to her little brother in hospital and has now raised money to support another family like hers
Eckersley House has received over £19,000 from the People's Postcode Trust
'Toon Council' runners including Newcastle Eagles owner Paul Blake, GB swimmer Darren wigg and entrepreneur Lizzy Hodcroft are all taking part in My GNR this weekend
Carrie Barron completed the Great North Run last year and now she is doing it all again to further support The Sick Children's Trust after Crawford House kept her close to her son Adam.
Kate Blakely along with her husband Matt, daughter Matilda, and son Harry, will all be running at least one of the 13.1 mile distance with help from close friends and family making up the rest of the mileage.
Marc Thompson and the Warboys Runners have launched a virtual 10k event for all to take part in between 25 September and 4 October.
Peter Moralee, Iain Wilson, Andrew Young, Neale Bulbeck, Michael Briggs and Justine Moralee clocked up 100.3 miles in a 12 hour relay on Saturday raising £795
Henry Lindsay will be riding his bike for at least one mile every day of the summer holidays, totalling 48 miles, to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust.