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You are here: Home / Community / Chameleons Help Raise £2,000 for Cystic Fibrosis and Multiple Sclerosis Charities

Chameleons Help Raise £2,000 for Cystic Fibrosis and Multiple Sclerosis Charities

May 27, 2014 By Nick Coleman 1 Comment

Members of the Chameleon Theatre Company of Chandler’s Ford were invited to perform Sudden Death at Thornbury Manor, as a radio play Charity Fund raiser before an audience of friends and family of organisers Mike Lashmar and Brendon Hunter at North Baddesley Infant School on Saturday evening.

Members of The Chameleon Theatre Company of Chandler’s Ford were invited to perform “Sudden Death at Thornbury Manor”, as a radio play Charity Fund raiser before an audience of friends and family of organisers Mike Lashmar and Brendon Hunter at North Baddesley Infant School on Saturday evening.
Sudden Death at Thornbury Manor – by the Chameleons.

The cast perform on stage while the audience enjoyed a delicious hot meal prepared in the school kitchens.

Including ticket sales and proceeds from the raffle over £2,000 was raised.

The evening had been organised as part of a fund-raising campaign in aid of the Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Cystic Fibrosis charity.

The cast perform on stage while the audience enjoyed a delicious hot meal prepared in the school kitchens.   Including ticket sales and proceeds from the raffle over £2,000 was raised.   The evening had been organised as part of a fund-raising campaign in aid of The Multiple Sclerosis Society and The Cystic Fibrosis charity.
The cast perform on stage while the audience enjoyed a delicious hot meal.

The Cycle of Our Lives fund-raiser was launched by Mike Lashmar in memory of his father Stephen, who lost his battle against MS and Lisa Smith, who lost her battle against Cystic Fibrosis. You can read about their stories on Mike & Brendon ride LEJOG blog.

The Cycle of Our Lives fund raiser was launched by Mike Lashmar (pictured) in memory of his father Stephen who lost his battle against MS and Lisa Smith who lost her battle against Cystic Fibrosis.
The Cycle of Our Lives fund-raiser was launched by Mike Lashmar.

Mike Lashmar and his friend Brendon Hunter will cover the 950 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats on their bikes on the 26th of July.

Cycle of our lives - Mike Lashmar with Brendon Hunter.
Cycle of our lives – Mike Lashmar with Brendon Hunter.

“We’re fundraising for two real life heroes who battled MS and CF. We’re going to face a huge cycling challenge – Lands End to John O’Groats, 950 miles of gruelling hills, all for two amazing charities the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Through Virgin Money Giving, you can sponsor us and donations will be quickly processed and passed to charities. Virgin Money Giving is a not for profit organisation and will claim gift aid on a charity’s behalf where the donor is eligible for this. We really appreciate all your support and thank you for any donations.”

From Mike & Brendon LEJOG’s fundraising page

To support Mick and Brendon, click to donate on their fundraising page.

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About Nick Coleman

I run the Hampshire office for Adams and Co. I moved to Chandler's Ford in 1987 from Canterbury. I am divorced with three grown up children. I love amateur dramatics. I'm also a keen single-figure golfer and member of Stoneham Golf Club where I was proud to be appointed Captain in 2011.

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