We held held our charity launch event at the Cartoon Museum in London on 10th February 2010. The event was a big success, raising £1250 on the night. Uganda Cancer Trust UK is very grateful for everyone who came along to show their support and help make the event a success. We’re particularly grateful to Irwin Mitchell for sponsoring the event.
You can see some more pictures on our Picasa page.
6.30-8.30pm, 10th February 2010
Cartoon Museum, 35 Little Russell Street, London, WC1A 2HH
Join us for a celebration of the formation of Uganda Cancer Trust UK at the Cartoon Museum on 10th February.
Tickets are £15 and include drinks and nibbles, a tour of the museum, and free entry to the raffle – where you could win a weekend away, a bottle of champagne, a limited edition print or one of many other prizes. We are also hoping to have some traditional Ugandan dancing!
We are extremely grateful to Irwin Mitchell for sponsoring the event.
How to get tickets
1. You can pay for your tickets online via paypal. We will email you confirmation and your ticket reference numbers.
2. Email i…@ugandacancer.org.uk to reserve a ticket on the door.
We look forward to seeing you there!
On 13 September 2009 Alex Hannah endured an epic 50 rounds of sparring to raise more than £700 for Uganda Cancer Trust UK and our Campaign for Lydia.
Over 4.5 hours he fought in 50 consecutive 3 minute sparring rounds…
…10 judo
…10 Brazilian jujitsu
…10 wrestling
…some quick changes of kit
…10 kickboxing
… and 10 boxing!
A very big thanks to Alex and all his sparring partners for an awesome afternoon. We’re feeling inspired to get fit and do something challenging now… so watch this space.
On 14 June over 35 friends and family (and dogs) gathered on Wimbledon Common to take part in a 15 mile sponsored walk to Richmond Park and back. We had fantastic weather and strategically placed stops for icecream and beer were very welcome!
A few people (including the organisers) got a bit lost along the way but everybody managed to make it back for the barbecue eventually. At the latest count the walk raised a fantastic £3397!
In fact we had such a good time, that we think next year we should go for something a bit more painful – watch this space for details…
