Charity News & Updates
- 23rd November 2011
Gallery Magazine launched in Guernsey on 11/11/11 with the 'Numero Uno' issue. The Best of Guernsey are delighted to have teamed up with the magazine to offer its readers a selection of event information from our website.
- 25th October 2011
Movember is the new November and we want to ensure you are ready to Mo. Here's The Best of Guernsey's short guide to get you MOtivated.....
- 12th September 2011
The Best of Guernsey were invited to attend the opening of 10 OF THE BEST: A showcase of the best art, design, media and photography from the 2011 local schools' end of year shows.
- 3rd September 2011
Nominations for Guernsey's first Community Awards are open.Have your say in recognising the efforts of charities, individuals and corporations that have helped raise money and support local charities and community projects to benefit the island and beyond.
- 11th August 2011
Private Pet Care are organising a Sponsored Dog Walk on Sunday 4th September to help raise money for Bath Cats and Dogs Home.
Find out how you can get involved with this great cause.....
- 18th July 2011
Young People Guernsey (YPG) is a new charity which wants islanders to get behind 'The Great YPG Mufti Day' on Friday 22nd July to help raise money to set up a drop in centre for the island's young people.
Why not help make this one big islandwide event.
- 23rd June 2011
Our networking dream did indeed turn into reality as The Best of Guernsey successfully held it's second networking event on June 21st - Midsummer's Night at Avant Garden, Sausmarez Manor.
Find out what happened at the Midsummer Networking Dream.....
- 17th June 2011
Car Boot Sales in Guernsey and 'Tips for a Successful Car Boot Seller Experience'.
- 18th May 2011
The Best of Guernsey attended thebestof Annual Conference, Awards and Ball 2011 in the UK last weekend and we came back with a new member to the team - our first award!
- 13th April 2011
Guernsey Hedgehog Rescue Centre needs you. As summer approaches and hedgehogs are coming out of hibernation, volunteers are needed and Guernsey residents are urged to move them to safety before they become extinct locally and the Centre is forced to shut.