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| Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity |
We have assisted various local organisations and individuals throughout the year, which we have listed below; |
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| during the | year | Playmaker Award —Henley Primary School |
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| Due to the success and the fabulous feedback, The MPA Charitable |
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| Foundation have joined forces with Neil Supperstone from Coolsportz |
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| and Henley-in-Arden Primary School again in support of the PlayMakers |
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| Award and has made another F500 donation to allow the children to be |
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| part of this amazing opportunity. |
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| The PlayMaker Award aims to help up to 15 students aged between |
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| and 11 to develop leadership skills such as organisation, communication |
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| and teamwork, as well as helping to build confidence and self-esteem |
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| they take on the responsibility of assisting in leading their peers and |
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| younger children. |
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| Neil Suppsrstone will carry out the training and the children will |
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| rewarded with certificates and a t-shirt for their participation. |
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| Whilst the children are all off school at the moment, preparation |
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| underway for their return and the surprise of our donation will |
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| welcomed by many ofthe children who have been chosen to take part. |
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| Elissa Giles from Henley-in-Arden Primary School said they are very |
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| much looking forward to the children getting involved and enjoying the |
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| activities. | ||||
| To find out more about Cool Sports visit their website |
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| www. cools ortz.co.uk | ||||
| Shespy Magna School donation | ||||
| With the affects of COVID-19 being felt by everyone across the world, the | ||||
| way in which both ourselves and our children live our lives has changed |
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| dramatically. | ||||
| Many schools rely on annual events, such as Halloween dances, |
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| Christmas fayres etc as a way ofgenerating much needed funding to |
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| assist with school projects. However, with COVID restrictions putting a |
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| stop to these, many schools are struggling to generate much needed |
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| funding. | ||||
| We received a letter from a pupil ofa North Warwickshire school, Sheepy |
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| Magna Primary School, who explained that they had been fund raising |
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| a new outdoor classroom and potting shed. They had raised over |
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| f4,000 from various events but with the current situation, all ofthis years |
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| events had been cancelled. |
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| The school explained how the outdoor classroom would be used by all |
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| pupils in the school and very much encouraged the children to be |
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| outside, which is more important now then ever before. It also contained |
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| a potting shed where children would grow their own produce and leam |
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| about being self sufficient, | ||||
| At hearing the extent that they had atready gone to make the outdoor |
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| classroom a reality, the MPA Charitable Foundation agreed a one-off donation off500.00 to go towards the project. |
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| Myton Hospice —Henley in Arden |
| We were recently contacted by Annamarie Varnham, a Trust Officer for The Myton Hospice, to see ifwe could offer any support during these challenging times, to ensure that their services continue to run. |
| The Myton Hospices offer specialist care and support to adult patients and their families in Coventry and Warwickshire. The patients have terminal conditions such as heart failure, cancer, motor neurone disease, Parkinson's and COPD, All their services are free of charge. Myton |
| believe that everyone matters for every single moment of their life and |
| focus on enhancing life when cure is no longer an option, |
| The Myton Hospices are a charity and every year they need to raise E9.2 million ofthe F12 million they need to support the people of Coventry and |
| Warwickshire. Due to the impact Coronavirus has had on their ability to raise vital funds they expect to see a significant drop in voluntary income |
| ofsomewhere in the region ofF2 million this year. |
| Whilst they have adapted the way they deliver some of their services to support more vulnerable people in the community and remotely, their commitment to providing the very best palliative and end of life care has |
| not waivered. |
| Therefore, it was without doubt that the MPA Charitable Foundation wanted to assist, especially given the extra strain that their services have seen during the last 12 months, agreeing a one off donation ofF500.00. |
| This was greatly received by Annamarie and the team. |
| Friends of Henley Railway Station |
| The MPA Charitable Foundation were contacted by Christine Duffin, who |
| along with other local residents, have set up the "Friends of Henley Railway Station" charity -a charity which will see the renovation ofthe |
| old railway building at Henley station. |
| With lots of tidying and planting already taking place, the end goal is for the station to be a tourist attraction, bringing tourists and income back to |
| the town. Having already secured the Bee Trust who have pledged to install a series ofraised bed gardens depicting Shakespeare plays, which |
| will be the only Shakespeare Garden in Britain provided free of charge by |
| the Charity - they are off to a great start already! I |
| With hard work and new attractions secured, Christine and her team |
| looked to secure a bank account for the charity, which in the current |
| situation, proved to be quite difficult. However, persistence prevails and with an active bank account checked off the list, grant applications and |
| fund raising can begin. |
| Itwas with no doubt that the MPA Charitable Foundation wanted to assist Christine and her team with their plans and we agreed their "first" |
| charitable donation ofF500.00. |
| Christine and the team were so grateful and we look forward to following |
| their progress!. .. |
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