"The Walking Red"

Starbase Obready's Comm Badges

The Starship Obready are pleased the announce the total for the sales of the communicator badges came to $300, which has been raised in aid of the Suicide Prevention Centre.
To the members of Starbase 24, for your help for supporting the Starship Obready, we thank you for helping to support great causes here in Canada.

On behalf of the Starship Obready and Starbase 24 a huge thank you.

Please visit the Starship Obready Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/132680193411119/

24-Hour Gaming Marathon

On 2nd April 2018 Amber Roberts organised and took part in a 24-hour gaming marathon for the National Autistic Society, along with Stefan Blakemore and a couple of others and raised £48.

5km Inflatable Obstacle Challenge

 

On 24th March 2018 Starbase 24 members Charlotte Kehlan Kebball, Stefan Blakemore and Sarahleigh Mackenzie Richardson took part in the 5km Inflatable Obstacle Challenge in Peterborough. 

The team raised a fantastic £520 to be added to our Macmillan total.

It's a dogs Life on Starbase 24

Wooftenant Trekkie and his humans, Tessa Willow and Sile MacRaghnaill, took part in the 9km walk for Sunflowers Cancer Support Centre in Merseyside on 18th February and raised £200.

M's Skydive, November 2017

The lovely 'M', aka Marie Smith, did a skydive to raise money for cancer. For those who don't know, 'M' is a cancer survivor and continues her fight against the disease.

"I was diagnosed with stomach cancer three and half years ago now. Chemo, stomach removed and further chemo I'm still here fighting, despite being given a 15% chance of surviving five years.

I'm over half way through the years I was given but I'm not letting them stop me. With the help of my loving partner I've been working on my bucket list and a parachute jump has always been up there ever since I saw my Dad do his first jump.

So when the Cancer Society Canterbury - West Coast Division put up about their Jump for Cancer 2017, I knew this was a cause I had to support."

M raised a total of $1506.87 (NZ dollars).

Well done, M!

Movember 2017: Chris Bowen

In November 2017, Chris Bowen shaved off his whiskers in aid of the Movember Foundation who tackle some of the most significant health issues faced by men. Donations all go to help them stop men dying too young. In total, Chris raised £170.

Well done, Chris!