Two of our Volunteers have been spreading the word about Chemogiftbags. Tune into the ‘Paul Presents’ podcast with Tara Bryne and Donna Lewandowski, who share
Having now recovered from the shock, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to share with you properly how proud we were to be awarded ‘Charity of the Year’ at this year’s Pride of Reading Awards.
Introduction This is an inspiring story of Josie Wild, a young woman who has completed a selfless act of kindness by supporting breast cancer patients
Having now recovered from the shock, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to share with you properly how proud we were to be awarded ‘Charity of the Year’ at this year’s Pride of Reading Awards.
An article has been written on Wokingham.today promoting our quiz. Click here to read the full article.
Stephen and Lynne attended a Lions presentation (Fri 18th Nov 2022) at the Crown Plaza, Caversham. We were fortunate to be awarded a grant for £500
Chemogiftbags, a charity that provides care packages for breast cancer patients, is the latest organisation to receive a COVID-19 Relief Fund grant from the John
You may recall we got nominated for the ‘Queens Award For Voluntary Services’ recently – the highest accolade given to volunteer groups across the UK.
On 8th March we attended the NOMINATIONS for Queens Award for Voluntary Services (QAVS). Attending for Chemogiftbags were Stephen Newport (Trustee), Vinod Kaushaul (Trustee) and
Surviving chemo is probably the biggest, scariest, most enormous thing I’ve ever done and Paul says I’ve made it look easy. It feels like climbing
I should say before I start that cancer is very personal – I can only talk about my experience of it. No 2 people will
For several years now, I have seen the Chemogiftbags poster at the Royal Mail sorting office. I never thought I’d ever contact them. And then
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