Our fundraising totals for end of April are now in and WOW! What a month!! We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that during April, Blantyre Telegraph has raised £1,645.05 towards local good causes! Our fundraising now reaches a new whopping total of £24,815 for 133 local good causes to date since 2015! Fundraising was from various sources: £1,358.05 at Blantyre Oscars 2019 […]
Our fundraising totals for end of March are now in! Another notable month with money raised for local Blantyre causes, which of course is the main reason why this page exists! We’re thrilled to announce that during March, Blantyre Telegraph has raised £166.50 towards local good causes! (This excludes all Blantyre Oscars fundraising which will be added […]
Our fundraising totals for end of February is now in! Another notable month with money raised for local Blantyre causes, which of course is the main reason why this page exists! We’re thrilled to announce that during February, Blantyre Telegraph has raised £95.12 towards local good causes! (This excludes all Blantyre Oscars fundraising which will be […]
January fundraising totals are in and we’ve managed to raise a very handsome £150.40 for local good causes! This comes from £12 donations from kind hearted individuals supporting the Blantyre Telegraph Facebook page (using the donate button there) and also £138.40 from Blantyre Project, from the sales of history books in the last period. We’ve […]
Our final fundraising totals of the year are now in! What an amazing month December has been for raising funds for local good causes, which of course is the main reason why this page exists! We’re thrilled to announce that during December alone, Blantyre Telegraph has raised a whopping £3,040.00 towards local good causes! Not […]
Our fundraising has ended for November 2018 and we’re pleased to announce Blantyre Telegraph raised a whopping £224.47 for the community. This was raised from direct donations received from the public and the sale of Blantyre Project books! We decided to spend it as follows: £25 was given to local man Barry Watt who took […]