Tough Mudder – Final Thoughts
I’m counting down the last few days before Tough Mudder, this Saturday, with a mixture of abject fear and excitement. Although I’ve been training quite hard, I can safely say that I am starting to fee…
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Hello Everyone – An Update From Alex
University has finished. I must have worked hard, because I received a first class honours degree in nursing, but now comes the ‘simple’ task of proving that I can do the job.…
My Fundraising Experience
Earlier this year, our Administration Office in Hampton was delighted to welcome Lewis Martin, a Sports Journalism student from UCA Farnham. Lewis spent a day per week, for two months, working with th…
Why I love My Job
Creativity is the use of imagination or original ideas to create something new and this is a vital skill for any activities co-ordinator. Luckily for us, we don’t have to look far to find creativity i…
Survival Of The Fittest
More than a million people worldwide have challenged themselves to take on what is arguably the world’s toughest endurance race, The Tough Mudder. During the month of May, our Director of Fundraising …
The Best Laid Plans
…have a tendency to fail and fail they did, for me at least. The training was going well and I was running through the km’s quicker than Homer Simpson clears a box of doughnuts, but it didn’t last.…
Three Generations of Support
Making a gift in memory is a meaningful way to remember the life of a loved one, while making a real difference to the lives of disabled ex-Service men and women. As a charity, we are deeply grateful …
When Marjorie Morter met Peter Steiner
Vicky Peirson is one of the fabulous volunteers in our Surbiton Home and Vicky’s mother and father recently moved into our Surbiton Home. We’d asked Vicky a little while ago if her parents would be ha…