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The Friends of the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
As a society, every year we aim to undertake an element of charity work, generally supporting one charity for the course of the year.
This term, with our two classical concerts in March and carol singing before Christmas we are supporting The Friends of the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
At the end of last year we raised over £600 for the Friends carol singing at High Street Kensington Tube Sstation and with the concerts this term are hoping to help them raise over £2500 more. They will be selling an allocation of tickets to their supporters with all money raised going back to the charity. The initial response has been very good and I very much look forward to welcoming all the new guests to our concerts.
If there is a charity that you think would be great to support in the future then please do e-mail me.
The Friends of the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
The Friends of The Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is a voluntary organisation and registered charity which supports the work of the hospital for the benefit of patients, their families and staff. The Friends works closely with the hospital to supplement and enhance the services provided to patients by the hospital and its own volunteer department.
For more information about the organisation then please do visit their website at www.friendsofchelseaandwestminsterhospital.org.uk or contact Lynne Frankland.