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Basingstoke MP Luke Murphy visited Sebastian’s Action Trust in North Waltham on Friday, July 10, to meet families and learn more about the charity’s work supporting children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
Sebastian’s Action Trust welcomed families to The Bluebells in North Waltham for a joyful Easter celebration on Sunday 29 March, bringing together children, parents and the wider community for a Mad Hatter’s themed tea party filled with fun, laughter and connection.
Campbell Gregg, managing director at Barratt and David Wilson Homes Southern, said: “We are deeply honoured to support Sebastian’s Action Trust through our Community Fund. The charity’s dedication to improving the lives of seriously ill children and their families is truly commendable. It’s a privilege to contribute to its exceptional work and support its mission to bring comfort and respite to those in need.”
The Hampshire and Surrey Hills Men’s Choir is pleased to announce their upcoming summer concert, to be held on June 28th at St Thomas-on-The Bourne in Farnham. The concert will feature a variety of show tunes, well-known ballads, and songs, and all proceeds will go towards supporting the local charity, Sebastian’s Action Trust.
In the run up to Easter, Bewley Homes held the special event, as well as supplying 200 mini chocolate eggs for an Easter egg hunt held in the gardens of Bluebells in North Waltham.
Bewley Homes’ Health and Safety Manager, Matt Jenkins, is swapping his PPE he wears during the day for running shoes and another high-vis—this time for training in the evenings—as he prepares to take on the London Marathon in support of Sebastian’s Action Trust.
Readypower Group are pleased to continue supporting Sebastian’s Action Trust.
A CHILDHOOD charity has been given a cheque for more than £27,000 to support children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
A CROWTHORNE charity that helps families whose children have serious health conditions has been given a financial boost from a housebuilder.
A CHILDHOOD charity has been given a cheque for more than £27,000 to support children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
