by Andy McNally | Apr 22, 2021 | LATEST NEWS, PRESS RELEASE, Uncategorized
Bradford Telegraph & Argus20 April 2021By Emma Clayton A BRADFORD mum has spoken of the ordeal of her newborn baby having heart surgery. Having a baby in lockdown is challenging in itself, but for Jenni and Kieran Jackson it was followed by the devastating news...
by Andy McNally | Apr 22, 2021 | LATEST NEWS, PRESS RELEASE, Uncategorized
Bradford Telegraph & Argus21 April 2021By Rowan Newman A HUSBAND and wife from Queensbury, who have raised almost £10,000 in memory of their late son, are pleased to see their local rugby club recognise their charitable efforts. In 2021, Greg and Amy Worthington...
by Andy McNally | Apr 13, 2021 | CORPORATE, LATEST NEWS, Uncategorized
A guest blog by Rachel McElroy, Chief Communication and Engagement Officer at Solutionize Global The Covid-19 pandemic has shone a powerful spotlight on the basic human need for connection. Our lives’ regular patterns have been erased and replaced with limited...
by Andy McNally | Mar 18, 2021 | PRESS RELEASE, Uncategorized
Children’s Heart Surgery Fund (CHSF) won a £1,000 festive financial boost from Ecclesiastical Insurance late last year thanks to nominations from the public. And the charity, which has supported the Leeds Congenital Heart Unit since 1988, has put the money towards a...
by Andy McNally | Feb 16, 2021 | COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING, LATEST NEWS, Uncategorized, WHAT YOU'VE FUNDED
Thanks to your donations, one little boy on Ward 51 had a visit from a fellow superhero and a birthday to remember! A Ward 51 doctor dressed as Spiderman We know it’s true to say that small, less costly gifts can make all the difference. And this is...
by CHSF | Feb 10, 2021 | COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING, LATEST NEWS, REAL STORIES, Uncategorized
Our very first heart hero to be part of our #WarriorWednesday blogs is BELLA. Born in the midst of a pandemic, Bella has already fought her way through more than most. Mum Megan tells us about Bella’s story and her journey so far… Bella was born in July...
