2017-2018 - total £400.15
This year our 2 chosen charities are Reubens Retreat and Mummys Star. Both these local charities have personal meaning to staff at Chadsfield Medical Practice.
On the last Friday of every month we ask staff to wear their own clothes, not uniform, and make a donation to the charity box. We hold occasional cake sales and other fundraising events. Dress down day 2017/18 - this raised £116 divided between our 2 charities
If you would like more information on either of these charities you can ask at reception of follow the link above.
Chadsfield would like to say a big THANK YOU to one of our wonderful reception staff - Julia - for organising us all and sorting out all the fundraising events that are detailed below.
Chadsfield fund raises for other causes along the way - here are just a few of our activities such as cake sales and other fundraising events.
Dress down day - this raised £116 divided between our 2 charities
Staff book swap - £5.50
March 2018 Marie Curie day - cake sale - we raised £65
December 2017 - we raised £13 for 'save the children'
NOVEMBER 2017
Chadsfield sold cakes and biscuits to raise funds for Children in Need - we raised £71.15 - thank you to all those involved. 
October 2017
Breast cancer now we raised £42 by raffling a beautiful bouquet of flowers made from face towels, hand creams and all things 'beautifying'. Congratulations to one of our patients who was delighted with her win and commented it 'is sitting on her hearth'
SEPTEMBER 2017
Chadsfield has raised £14.50 for Jeans for GENES
Red Nose Day 24 March 2017
We invited all our staff to dress up and wear red noses. We asked staff and patients to make a donation to Red Nose Day
Children in Need 18 November 2016
£85 was raised on Children in Need Day.
Robbie the Seizure Alert Dog
Chadsfield Medical Practice is proud to be a sponsor of a 'Seizure Alert Dog' - Robbie.
Seizure alert dogs can transform the lives of people with eplipesy.
The 'real ' Robbie lives at home in Sheffield with a person suffering from epilepsy, able to detect a seizure approximately 45 minutes before one occurs, enabling them to get to a place of safety and get assistance if required.
The 'fluffy' Robbie pictured here is cared for by the children of our Advanced Practitioner, Cath Pierce.
