Sheffield mums in cheeky calendar to raise money for hospital and hospice
Sheffield Mums Against Cancer decided to put together a calendar with a difference for 2017, all in aid of St Luke’s Hospice and Weston Park Hospital.
Organiser Ceri Rodgers explained: “We are group of local, very normal, everyday Sheffield mums who having all been affected in some way by this awful disease in one way or another. “We decided we want to do more and fight back. We had this idea of asking people to raise money with us through having a good time, and that was all we started with really.”
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Hide AdThe group hosts a number of events and initiatives throughout the year including family fun days, golf days, sponsored challenges, bake sales and craft sessions.
Ceri added: “There are 13 of us in all but many more regular supporters behind the scenes who are always there to lend a hand and offer help.
“We started on this journey in early 2014 with no experience just strong wills and a desire to do something more. Over the last two and a bit years we have raised over £54,000. We wanted to do something else this year, to go out on high and it had been suggested, tongue in cheek, previously we should do a calendar. With a bit gentle persuasion, we decided to give it a go and shortly after we decided on the theme, ‘Leading Ladies’, our salute to some of the iconic female images of our time.
“Some pictures are cheekier than others and it has to be said, that even though we entered into this very nervously, we did have a great time doing it.”
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Hide AdThe calendars are now on sale, priced £10, from Castle Galleries, Meadowhall; Love & Best Wishes, Bradway; Seasons Galley, Abbeydale Road; Direction Menswear, Woodseats; Bessemer Gallery, Ecclesall Road; Ora, Sharrow Vale Road; Within Reason, Division Street; or via email [email protected]. Thanks to Modern Creatives and Frances Milburn Photography.
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