Charity News & Updates
Network Insurance & Financial Planning recently held a charity ball to celebrate their 25th anniversary, and through both live and silent auctions they raised over £40,000 for two Guernsey charities.
- 29th September 2018
Guernsey Sands will be hosting a Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Walk to raise awareness of pregnancy and baby death in Guernsey during Baby Loss Awareness Week 2018 (9th to 15th October).
Rick de Garis of thebestof Guernsey presented Charlie Cox of the Youth Commission a cheque for funds raised at events over the course of the year.
- 24th September 2017
Every year thebestof Guernsey hold a summer social for our business members to socialise with each other, and this year's bash in Herm was a fantastic evening, enjoyed by all.
- 13th September 2017
Local stillbirth and neonatal death charity, Guernsey Sands, recently appointed Chloe Gallie as a new committee member at their recent Annual General Meeting.
- 21st April 2017
Guernsey Sands (Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society) Charity has launched their first website with help of local website designer.
- 17th November 2016
It is the festive season of giving, so why not balance out the usual over-indulgence of the holiday season, by giving to those less fortunate than you, and create a Reverse Advent Calendar for local charity Safer?
- 11th November 2016
Guernsey charity Bridge2 has a current project to aid 320 refugees at Camp Veria in Greece. As part of this project they are running a campaign called SetAnotherPlace where local firms can donate the value of an extra meal at their Christmas Party.
- 28th August 2015
Local charity and community support group Guernsey Sands (Stillbirth And Neonatal Death Support), who offer help to bereaved local parents and relatives affected by baby mortality, are restoring the baby memorial garden at Le Foulon Cemetary.
The local, annual, fundraising triathlon event TRI-ULTIMATE returns for it's third year on 27th September 2015. Run by local charity Hope for a Child, to help fund its charitable works in Malawi in east Africa, the event has raised a total of £30,200 over the past two years.