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100 miles, no trouble @RideLondon-Essex 100
Huge congratulations to our amazing cyclists Colin Marsh and Jon Douglas who conquered the RideLondon-Essex 100 on 26th May. More than 20,000 amateur cyclists took part in this very challenging charity bike ride that looped from central London to Essex.

Friends of Temple Newsam Park
In June last year, we awarded funding to The Friends of Temple Newsam Park. They are a voluntary group that was formed in 1999. Over the last 22 years they have raised many tens of thousands of pounds to support projects in the park that have improved the facilities for visitors.

An all-terrain buggy for Nicole
At the beginning of the year we awarded funding to eighteen year old Nicole.

New trustee Sally Hale
We are delighted to announce the appointment of a new trustee to our board; Sally Hale, who brings a wealth of experience from her exceptional career working in the field of social care.

MD Kitchen Cook-off for charity
Barchester's Managing Directors are going head to head in a charity cook-off to raise money for Barchester's Charitable Foundation on Wednesday 29th May. The competition will be judged by Exec Board members.
Lauren takes on Ben Nevis
Lauren Lovatt normally works as part of the Regulation and Quality Improvement team at Barchester, but on 1st June she will be donning her walking boots and using sheer grit and determination to climb to the top of the 4,400ft summit of the highest point in the British Isles, in order to raiseā¦

Cornerstone Benwell
Cornerstone Benwell, a community charity based in Newcastle's West End, received funding from us for the

Mo gets out and about
We awarded funding to a young man with a diagnosis of Cerebral palsy. The money was spent on an electric scooter, which has enabled Mo to get out and about independently.

Artful connections
Back in November last year, we awarded funding to Arts to Heal. They are an art-based mental health Charity founded in 2016 located on the outskirts of Blackburn.