We have dug out 19 pictures from the late 1990s and early 2000s of volunteers, fairs, festivals of light and general fundraising shots.
Who can you spot in these throwback pictures which go back more than 23 years?
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13. £20,000 donation
At the Mansion House Doncaster the Mayor's charity fund raised at least £20,000 for the St John's Hospice in 2000, pictured from the left Mayor Cllr Margaret Robinson, Lord Walker honorary president of the hospice accepted the cheque, Mayoress Janet Rivett. Photo: R Ingram
14. Big smiles and big cheques
The Mayor of Doncaster, Councillor Maureen Edgar, and Wendy Bennett, were pictured with the £1,000 for St John's Hospice in 2000. Looking on at the presentation held at the Mansion House are, from left, Graham Rockliff, Margaret Rockliff, Sheila Fieldhouse, Fay Selby, Julie Murray, Bruce Selby, Cancer Detection Trust treasurer Peter Mellor, and Linda Morton. Photo: steve taylor
15. Doncaster Roundtable
Doncaster Roundtable presented St John's Hospice with a cheque for £1,220 in 2000. Our picture shows Roundtable representatives Kevin Kerley (left) and Andy Leslie handing the money over to John Clark, chairman of the Doncaster Cancer detection rust and the St John's Hospice Appeal. Photo: steve taylor
16. Lots of cheques
St John's Hospice has been presented with a £1,000 by car dealers Hayselden in 2000. Our picture shows multi-franchise sales manager Colin Meakin (left) handing over cheques totalling £1,000 to Peter Mellor, treasurer of the Doncaster Cancer Detection Trust, outside the company's Doncaster Skoda dealership. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)