Claire is selling books in aid of Tom’s Fund and CRY at today’s Brentford Festival in Blondin Park, Ealing, W5.
The event runs until 6pm and there are plenty of things to do – more than 100 other stalls and a fun fair are among the distractions – so if you have a moment to visit it would be great to see you.
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The Great North Run
Family friend Isabel Turner is running in the Great North Run tomorrow in memory of Tom.
Isa has already raised £2,500 for CRY and said “The run will be a really tough challenge for me but I will be spurred on every step of the way by the memory of Tom’s energy, joie de vivre and laughter which still feel so fresh.”
The half-marathon starts in Newcastle-on-Tyne and ends in South Shields.
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Help to prevent 12-a-week.
Claire is striking out into a new venue with her latest book sale – taking one of the 100 stalls at the Brentford Festival in Blondin Park this Sunday.
She’ll be there from 12-6 selling mainly second-hand books in aid of Tom’s Fund.
Other attractions at the show include live bands, food stalls and a dog show so come along and support Claire if you can.
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Christmas is just around the corner – ok, it isn’t really – but CRY are out of the blocks early and have their Christmas cards on sale already.
You can buy them here.
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Enid and Graham Maguire, friends of Tom’s grandparents, raised more than £200 for Tom’s Fund with a tea and cake sale at their home in Pyrford, Surrey.
Enid said: “We were pleased to raise money for CRY and awareness at the same time.”
Tom’s grandparents, Gordon and Margaret, attended the event and Margaret was among the cake-bakers.
The afternoon, a joint fund-raiser for CRY and the Samaritans, was held on a perfectly sunny afternoon on Sunday, August 3. The Maguires’ efforts benefited Tom’s Fund and CRY to the tune of £230.
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Team Tom VII walked London’s Bridges for CRY.
CRY have added loads of pictures from the Bridges Walk on to their Flickr account – including the official team photo and many “action” shots of Team Tom walkers.
Thanks again to all who took part – you will probably be able to see yourself somewhere here.
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