Category Archives: Fundraising

2020 Henley Choir Festival raises funds for Autism Berkshire

We are delighted to announce that Autism Berkshire will be the charity beneficiary of the 11th annual Henley Choir Festival, which takes place later this month. The festival, featuring a number of local choirs, takes place at the town’s St Mary’s Church, pictured above, in Hart Street, on the evening of Saturday, January 25, at 7pm. In
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Get in the driving seat at our Winter Ball auction

The 2019 Autism Berkshire Winter Ball is coming up later this month and there will be some fantastic prizes in the silent auction. Among these is a supercar driving and high-speed passenger experience donated by Experience Days, offering the opportunity to drive one of the world’s leading supercars on a track. The experience includes tuition
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Build funding for our Helpline by supporting us in L&G Homes’ grant contest

Autism Berkshire is one of three charities seeking to build support in the Social Value Grant scheme at the Legal & General Homes’ housing development at Buckler’s Park in Crowthorne until the end of June. Anyone calling in at the Visitor Centre at the development off Old Wokingham Road, (for sat-nav use postcode RG45 6LL)
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Support Autism Berkshire in My Favourite Voucher Codes’ February charity poll

My Favourite Voucher Codes – an online discount code provider – holds a charity poll every month on its website. Autism Berkshire has been invited to take part in the February poll. This is a wonderful opportunity to raise some money for our cause, and we are really looking forward to being involved. The poll
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Reading Games Club benefits from Englefield Run proceeds

Autism Berkshire’s Reading Games Club is a big winner as a result of the Rotary Club of Reading Abbey’s 2018 Englefield 10k Run. The club’s president, Sue Roberts, and community service officer, Paul Webster, visited Autism Berkshire’s office in Reading on Friday, November 9, to present a cheque for £3,370 raised by the 10k run
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