# Three charities' fundraisers set challenges by local radio station

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2005/09/04/three-charities039-fundraisers-set-challenges-local-radio-station/
- Published: 2005-09-04T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Three charities in Chelsmford, Essex, are to be put on the spot by local radio station
Dream 107.7FM in the first ‘BIG Charity Challenge’.
Starting on Monday 5th September
the BIG Charity Challenge will see professional fundraisers being asked to complete
a certain challenge, set by Dream 107.7 FM’s Programme Manager and Morning Show 
presenter Nick Hull, everyday for the whole week.

“We want to have some fun and create awareness for the three charities,” said Nick.“
We hope to raise some funds but also to demonstrate that charities often work well
together within the community.

“We will be asking the fundraisers to obtain certain items, sell raffle tickets 
and find celebrity endorsements for their causes – things that fundraisers have 
to do all the time.”

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The three charities taking part are:-

• Farleigh Hospice which provides hospice care in Mid Essex

• InterAct, Essex wide mental health and learning disability charity

• Meadows Shopmobility, which provides a wide selection of 3 and 4 wheeled power
scooters, manual and powered wheelchairs to shoppers at the Meadows Shopping Centre
in Chelmsford

Listeners to Dream 107.7 FM will have a chance to vote for their favourite charity
each day by text.

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