Donation Dec '23/Jan '24
£1020 raised at the Ty Mawr concerts. Including an extra donation of £1000 from a Lisvane resident, we have donated £1010 to Air Ambulance Wales and £1010 to AP Cymru (a charity based in Taffs Well that supports children with neurodivergent conditions and their families.)
Donation 2022
Xmas 2022 donations of £1343 to Huggard Centre for the Homeless and £1343 to Sightlife including £2000 donation from a Lisvane resident
Donation in 2021
£165 to Lisvane Men's Shed and £165 to LATCH ( in support of a donation from Lisvane Parish Church in memory of Martha Pugh)
Donations in 2019
Llamau ( charity for young homeless) and the Cardiff Food Bank - £200 each
Donations in 2018
Tŷ Hafan ( children’s hospice) and Welsh Hearts ( a medical charity) - £100 each
Donation To Velindre Cancer Care (2017)
Velindre Fundraising supporter, Melissa Haggert was on hand to receive the cheque for £500 from Llysfaen Singers Choir member, Jan Jones. (See Below)
Donation to "Forget-me-not-Chorus" (2017)
Choir member, Chris DeSouza presented the second cheque of £250 to the “Forget-me-not Chorus” co-founder, Kate Woolveridge. (See below)
2016 Donations
The Lisvane Festival concert raised £500 that was divided equally between two charities, “Believe” and the “Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Association (PSPA)”. During 2016 the choir also took part in a concert arranged by the Huggard Centre that raised nearly £1100, and the Choir took part in the Christmas tree lighting event that raised £200 for the Velindre hospital charity.
2015 Donations
The choir donated £250 to each of two charities, Music in Hospitals and LATCH.
2014 Donations
As Lisvane's community choir, we are proud to support the Lisvane Old School Development Fund. In July 2014 the choir donated £1000 to the redevelopment fund. (See below)
£1020 raised at the Ty Mawr concerts. Including an extra donation of £1000 from a Lisvane resident, we have donated £1010 to Air Ambulance Wales and £1010 to AP Cymru (a charity based in Taffs Well that supports children with neurodivergent conditions and their families.)
Donation 2022
Xmas 2022 donations of £1343 to Huggard Centre for the Homeless and £1343 to Sightlife including £2000 donation from a Lisvane resident
Donation in 2021
£165 to Lisvane Men's Shed and £165 to LATCH ( in support of a donation from Lisvane Parish Church in memory of Martha Pugh)
Donations in 2019
Llamau ( charity for young homeless) and the Cardiff Food Bank - £200 each
Donations in 2018
Tŷ Hafan ( children’s hospice) and Welsh Hearts ( a medical charity) - £100 each
Donation To Velindre Cancer Care (2017)
Velindre Fundraising supporter, Melissa Haggert was on hand to receive the cheque for £500 from Llysfaen Singers Choir member, Jan Jones. (See Below)
Donation to "Forget-me-not-Chorus" (2017)
Choir member, Chris DeSouza presented the second cheque of £250 to the “Forget-me-not Chorus” co-founder, Kate Woolveridge. (See below)
2016 Donations
The Lisvane Festival concert raised £500 that was divided equally between two charities, “Believe” and the “Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Association (PSPA)”. During 2016 the choir also took part in a concert arranged by the Huggard Centre that raised nearly £1100, and the Choir took part in the Christmas tree lighting event that raised £200 for the Velindre hospital charity.
2015 Donations
The choir donated £250 to each of two charities, Music in Hospitals and LATCH.
2014 Donations
As Lisvane's community choir, we are proud to support the Lisvane Old School Development Fund. In July 2014 the choir donated £1000 to the redevelopment fund. (See below)
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Donations to the Air Ambulance and AP Cymru. Donations to Lisvane Men's Shed, LATCH, the Huggard Centre, and Sightlife. Following their successful concert in June '17 as part of the Lisvane Festival, the Llysfaen Singers were pleased to make donations to two local charities. In the first of these, the Choir has made a donation of £500 to the Velindre Cancer Centre in Whitchurch, in order to help further its aims in providing personalized and effective cancer care. As the premier Cancer Centre in Wales, Velindre is well known for providing high quality radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments, care and support to cancer patients. The second donation of £250 was made to the “Forget-me-not Chorus”, a Cardiff-based charity that supports people with dementia and their families through weekly singing and creative workshops. The charity was formed in 2012 by founders Kate Woolveridge and Sarah Teagle, who had both been working with the group since 2010 under the umbrella of Welsh National Opera and Cardiff & Vale Alzheimer’s Society. |
