Jingle Bell Walk: As December is Childrens Cancer month, the Chris Lucas Trust welcomes you to the Jingle Bell Walk. Registration form and sponsor forms on www.chrislucastrust.com clickl events.
Thursday 30th November - (Dont forget to bring along your jingle bells for the procession)
Only £5 per person, to include a Christmas flashing hat, hot chocolate, cookies, for everyone, present , for each child.
Contact: Chris Lucas Trust on 0191 2632884
Address to register now: 95, Lancaster Drive, Hadrian Park, Wallsend, North Tyneside, NE28 9TF
Cheques made payable to: Chris Lucas Trust
Please book before 29th November, to avoid disappointment. No bookings allowed on the day due to health and Safety for children. Bookings only accepted by post bookings cannot be accepted on the night, since Santa and his helpers needs to know how many children are coming to visit him!
Please ask your family and friends for donations, to even sponsor you, to make this event a huge annual success!
Santa Claus is very busy this time of year, but he believes this is a very important cause, so he and his helpers are taking time out to come along, because he wants to give every boy and girl who supports this event a Xmas present on this special night.
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