Open day and fundraising event at Thongsbridge Tennis Club on 1st July
There will be an open day at Thongsbridge Tennis Club on Sunday 1st July from 10.00am until 4.00pm with a range sports taster events and competitions, stalls, refreshments and a raffle.
How to make a donation and running total (now over £56,450)
Thank you to everyone who has made generous donations to remember Huw in a positive way – the funds are now being used to help brain injured people. Every donation means a lot because it represents a sacrifice of what people could have spent it on instead. We apologise for not listing all donations, but the number has been so high it is impossible to keep a track of each individual one!
You can make a contribution by sponsoring or supporting an event (see Activities coming up) or by making a donation on our Justgiving page. Your donation will go straight into the Huw Thatcher Trust.
If you prefer to make a donation by cheque please make your cheque payable to “Disabilities Trust” and send it to: The Disabilities Trust, 32 Market Place, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 9NP. Please write Huw Thatcher Trust on the back of the cheque and mention in any covering note that it is for The Huw Thatcher Trust.
There’s a Huw Thatcher Trust Facebook page; ask to be a member of the Group here if you want to.
Total so far inc gift aid, minus Just Giving costs: £56,471.88
Wrist bands are still available – so we can always have part of Huw with us ♥
We have got hold of some more wrist bands because the first lot sold out. So there are plenty left. We’ll sell more bands at the events this year so they’ll all get sold. But we just wanted to let people know there are some left.
As one of Huw’s best friends said ‘so we always have part of you with us ♥’
Here are some lovely photos of Huw enjoying himself over the years ♥ ♥ ♥
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An update on what’s been happening recently – to remember the boy who deserved so much more
Here is an update on things that have happened regarding the Trust recently, and some reflections about Huw and the times a year ago.
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Hepworth Dryad 5 mile running event to be held in support of Huw’s Trust on 24th June: entry details here
Nick and Carys will be joining around 200 other runners on the morning of Sunday 24th June to run the Hepworth Dryad 5 mile cross country race. The event will be staged in support of The Huw Thatcher Trust and anyone who would like to join in this well known local event should read the rest of the article below.
Huw Thatcher: a shining light forever. Memories of Huw Thatcher: the boy with the beautiful smile, by Nick Thatcher
Nick has written a book of memories and colour photos about Huw – it will be published in June 2012 and will be available to buy with any surplus from sales going to the Huw Thatcher Trust. References to specific people are being checked with those involved. It also includes some material and photos from this web site and from the lovely Facebook posts people have made (without their names though.) If anyone would prefer any quotes or Facebook posts they have made not to be included, please contact Nick and they can be taken out – that would be no problem. All mentions of people’s names are being checked with them though.
Thank you for the lovely memories, and the Contents and Preface are shown below. Read more 
Age of Paranoia return with another gig in support of Huw’s trust: Punk & disorderly on Sat 30th June 2012
Following the fantastic night we all had in July 2011 Age of Paranoia have agreed to return in 2012 with another gig – remembering Huw, raising funds for brain injured people and having a great time. With thanks to the band and the Picturedrome – and also with thanks in advance to the support act which will involved a band formed by friends of Huw. Read more 
Johnny Thatcher and Joe Fish complete the Reading half marathon in their ‘Thatch 2′ shirts
Huw’s 18 year old cousin Johnny and his pal Joe (both from Newbury, Berks) finished the Reading Half Marathon on Sunday 1st April. Here they are before the race.
An incredible experience at the sports night on Saturday 24th March – lost for words…..almost!
All of us who were at the Cedar Court on Saturday 24th March took place in something special. We had a highly entertaining night and remembered Huw in a positive way – and we raised something between £8,000 and £10,000 for Huw’s Trust with a substantial donation to go to ‘Beating Bowel Cancer’.
