· Money raised to date £800,000
· Capital expenditure on hospital project
to date £46,089. 54
· Personal donations to date £74,206.
20
· In memorium donations £12,809.
61.
· Celebration donations £4,327. 00
(mainly money given in lieu of Anniversary birthday
gifts.)
· Events organised by individuals £24,883
17.
· Clubs and organisations £23,577.
26
· Corporate donations £13,626. 07
· Trust and grant aiding bodies £49,272.
14
· Churches - £4,505.05
· Money Pots - £6,360.25
· Foreign Money £6,244.15
· Schools ££8,047. 01
· Cranleigh Village Hospital Staff - £2,168.
25
· Health Centre - £471
Other Donations
A sale at the Ewhurst home of well-known artist
Alex Creswell gave the appeal a £10,000
boost.
The superb pictures, were sold to buyers from
all over the South of England, with a percentage
boosting the appeal. With gift aid, the sale raised
£10,000.
On Thursday 18th March the staff from Cranleigh
Leisure Centre will be putting on their cycle
shorts for a 100 mile ride over 10 hours to raise
money for the appeal.
If you would like to sponsor them call in at the
Recreation Centre in Village Way, or at the hospital
shop and ask for forms.
Jackie Manser on 01483 271414, Charles Hurtley
on 272052 and John Eagles 274181 are all running
for us in the London Marathon.
Please make it worthwhile by sponsoring them.
They are all busy pounding the pavements in in
and around Cranleigh as they are in training at
the moment so you may have to leave your name
on their answer phones. Or call in at the shop.
Alfold sports council has recently donated £200
- Cranleigh Rotary Club £2,000 and the Wildwood
Golf Society - Vets section £313.00. The
Trust enjoyed a good catch from the Cranleigh
Angling Society donating £600, and the runners
of the Cranleigh Mabac Running Club £101.30.
The Duokleiber Concert very kindly held by NADFAS
raised £520. The Hitherwood Golf Society
swung into action to produce £362.90 and
some major un-named donors sent in a whacking
great £25,000.
Money Pots
550 Money Pots have been distributed to date and
some have been returned.
Cranleigh League of Friends
In 2001 the subscriptions to the League of Friends
of Cranleigh Village Hospital raised £15,500.
This year it is hoped this will increase.
Donations to the League will be used to equip
the hospital, donations to the Trust will be used
to build the hospital.
To everyone who helps us, with amounts great or
small we say a very big
"THANK YOU"
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