Tagged with: Fundraising Stories

  • Hayden’s Youth Award

    25 Oct 2023

    Congratulations to Hayden Hudson (aged 13), one of 24 young people presented with a British Citizen Youth Award at the Palace of Westminster for positively impacting their community

  • The Arc Group’s Fundraiser

    4 Oct 2023

    Congratulations to The Arc Group runners who have raised £3,739 in the Maldon Half Marathon. We caught up with runner Hayley about their inspiration for fundraising.

  • Emma’s Story

    2 Oct 2023

    Congratulations to Emma, who raised £646 + £134 in Gift Aid by completing three races for CLAPA, the latest being the Great North Run! Emma shared her journey with us and what inspired her to fundraise.

  • Neve’s Story

    29 Sep 2023

    Neve inspired her family to form a fundraising team #TeamNeve and they are about to embark on a new challenge at the Great Scottish Run.

  • Ben, Seb, and Charlie’s Story

    26 Sep 2023

    Congratulations to Ben, Seb, and Charlie, who have raised £3,320 by completing the London to Brighton cycle, bakesales, workshops, and selling prints.

  • Coen’s Charity Auction

    13 Sep 2023

    We are saying a big thank you to Coen (aged seven) for raising an incredible £2,342.50 by selling his artwork at a charity auction.

  • Grace’s Fundraising Story

    17 Aug 2023

    Congratulations to Grace, who raised £340 by completing the Great North 10k. We caught up with Grace about her inspiration to fundraise for CLAPA.

  • Coen’s Art Exhibition

    14 Aug 2023

    Marissa and Michael’s son Cormac was born with a unilateral cleft and palate in November 2022. Their 7-year-old son Coen decided to fundraise for CLAPA by hosting an art exhibition and silent auction.

  • John’s Fundraising Story

    9 Aug 2023

    John took part in the Lakeland 50-mile run, raising a fabulous £1,110 so far for CLAPA. We caught up with John about his fundraising journey.

  • Help CLAPA Raise £5,500 for Residential Weekends

    8 Aug 2023

    CLAPA’s free-of-charge Residential Weekends are a unique chance for young people born with a cleft to meet others like them, make friends, build confidence, and learn new skills.