Over £3000 was raised for East Cheshire NHS Charity by runners at this year’s Macclesfield Running Festival.
Participants gathered at Macclesfield Leisure Centre on Sunday 29th October to take part in 5K, 10K and half marathon races.
Local Charity, East Cheshire NHS Charity partnered with the event to help raise awareness of the work they do in the local community. Runners, including staff and former patients, took part in the event in support of the charity.
Anabell Platt, Sensor Sister on the Same Day Emergency Care unit at Macclesfield Hospital said:
“I found the experience absolutely amazing, I never thought I’d be able to do anything like a 10k! The buzz of the whole thing was totally epic! I am so proud to have raised £705 from such generous people for East Cheshire!”
Lily Preston, Fundraising and Events Manager at East Cheshire NHS Charity, who was at the event said:
“It was great to see so many staff and businesses come together on the day to support their local NHS charity. Thank you to everyone who took part and donated”.
The RunThrough team said:
“RunThrough are proud to be supporting East Cheshire NHS Charity at this year's Macclesfield Running Festival. We are aware that running events not only have an incredibly positive impact on the participants themselves, but there is also a far wider impact on local charities when working together to engage and support the local community.”
East Cheshire NHS Charity goes above and beyond standard Government funding to make your local NHS that extra special. From supporting staff health and wellbeing to providing toys to brighten up our young patients’ days to making long stay patients feel more at home – their mission is to make a visible difference. They raise funds to support Macclesfield District General Hospital, Knutsford Community Hospital, Congleton War Memorial Hospital and a range of community services.
If you’d like to take part in an event to support your local NHS Charity visit,
https://eastcheshirenhscharity.org/events/
...or get in touch with the fundraising team on:
East Cheshire NHS Trust is the main provider of acute and community health services for the people of East Cheshire. The trust is based at Macclesfield District General Hospital.
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East Cheshire NHS Charity is the official charity of East Cheshire NHS Trust. We raise money for Macclesfield District General Hospital, Knutsford Community Hospital, Congleton War Memorial Hospital and all our community services.
East Cheshire NHS Charity goes above and beyond standard Government funding to make your local NHS that extra special. From supporting staff health and wellbeing to providing toys to brighten up our young patients’ days to making long stay patients feel more at home – our mission is to make a visible difference.
You can make a donation to the charity on JustGiving here.
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