We are Happy and Honoured to announce our newest Patron,
STEVE ALCE!
Steve is a self taught Artist, and has donated some of his paintings to our sportsmans dinners and helped to raise much needed funds.
Welcome on board Steve…
Well done to Alan and Jan and all their customers at The Crown & Cushion!
they raised a grand total of £207 from the Christmas Hamper,
Thank you from everyone at Shannons Trust.
A cheque was presented to us by David Beggs from the Liverpool T/A along with some friends. also in the photo is Lewis’s mGranddad Lez with Lewis, myself and our Mascot Paddy/ Trevor waterfield.
Many thanks goes to Daniel Jillings and all his M1Managment team for all their hard work and fundraising all year for our charity.
Raising a fantastic amount of — £3500.
Well to to everyone from everyone at Shannon’s Trust!
Since Morris & Spottiswood chose our charity as their charity of the year they are now advertising our
website on their company vans.
Thank you from everyone at the Trust.
Well what a FANTASTIC day! our Many, Many Thanks go to Alan and Jan McConville ‘Crown and Cushion’ and Barry Roberts and his Daughter Danielle for organizing such a brilliant day.
The day consisted of fun and games for all the family, raffles and an auction was organized by Barry Roberts! which raised a grand total of —- £3200!! we are all over the moon…
Thank you to everyone who came along on the day to support the charity, and not forgetting Robert Lowe and his fantastic miniture model display.
and also our Charity photographer Rob Lane for all his support and all the fabulous photos he took on the day..
Thank you from everyone at Shannon’s Trust….
from left to right is : Barry Roberts, Alan and Jan McConville and Patti Bradshaw….
The Caravan is proving to be a great idea, We have another family going for a little break in our new holiday home.
For Children with life threatening conditions and their families to enjoy a much needed break from the hospitals!!
If you know of any Children with a life threatening condition who need a break from the hospital routine please let us know…
God Bless. x
We know we are living in very hard times at this moment in time.
We have purchased a Holiday Home for Childen with Life threatening conditions and their families to enjoy a break away from their hospitals, we would so grateful for any donations no matter how big or small to help us to help these poorly children enjoy this break.
we have been fundraising to help pay this debt off so we can once again help the children 100% in other area’s, our priority now is to help 8yr old Lewis Carpentier, who needs a new wheelchair. but we still need to fundraise for the holiday home. so if you can help in any way please use our ‘Just giving’ page.
Thanking you all in advance! God Bless. x
Ex-Atomic Kitten singing sensation Kerry Katona lends her popular personality and celebrity status to supporting the ‘Shannon Bradshaw Trust’ during a Ladies Night Charity Event in Warrington, Cheshire.
The previous winner of “I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here” has been a passionate Patron of the charity which was established by Alan and Patti Bradshaw who lost their daughter Shannon Bradshaw to the rare blood disorder, Aplastic Anaemia.
Kerry strongly supports the work of the charity from its inception due to her close links with the family as a local girl and a mother who keenly commits to the worthy cause.
She humbly stated her emotive reasons for her continual involvement that provides family support to those children with life-threatening diseases: “Being a mother myself, it’s heart-breaking…it’s something I could only ever imagine.”
The mother of four shares in the family’s dedication to the organization where she makes regular appearances to raise the profile: “Especially since I became a mother, I thought if the only thing I could ever do is to use my status to support the charity. It’s such a rare illness and the more people know about it, the better.”
Ladies Night was a sold out event with the proceeds going towards the Trust’s ventures such as ‘Caravan re-Treat’ which allows families confined to hospital wards the opportunity to have a break. Kerry has managed to maintain her presence throughout the years, adding her name to the charity.
The evening also included a lavish two-course meal and a raffle of Anne Summers titillating. Two other acts which lend their services to this and other charity events.UK HotBoys, formerly British Chippendales, featured their erotic brand of entertainment to a feverishly excited audience and Warrington up and coming recording artist Josh Mathur who is signed to Blue Vine Records serenaded the ladies for about 20 mins.
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The Fashion show was a huge success! many thanks to Amanda King, Pete Pinnington and Rob Lane, all the models and everyone who was involved in making it a success.
total raised on the night was £823.
Thanks to everyone who came to support the night
4 yr old Paige Lilly Higham suffers from a rare form of Epilepsy called ‘West Syndrome’ microcephaly, duplication of the X chromosome and underlying problems.
Her mother Stacey asked for our help in funding a special P.Pod chair which would make everyday life alot easier for Paige, we were only to happy to help.
Hear is a Photo of Paige in her new chair.
