Raising money for the REACH fund in memory of Rosie Pepper (UK Charity No. 235825)
Radio Interview Welcome to Rosie's Posy! Rosie died from kidney tumours when she was only 7, this site is dedicated to her and aims to show how you can help the fight against Childhood Cancer, in a number of fun ways and with very little effort! Rosie Pepper was diagnosed with Wilms tumours (a childhoood cancer of the kidneys) when she was 6 years old. Following 2 operations and treatment by both chemotherapy and radiotherapy, Rosie died one week before Christmas in 1995, aged 7.
Since then her family and friends have raised over £100,000 for the REACH fund in various ways,including the hugely successful Christmas Poster Scheme and all proceeds are sent to REACH in Rosie's memory Most children with cancer now survive, but for those who do not, funds are desperately needed to help further research.
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Graphics generously donated by Sonia of www.cozymemories.com The REACH Christmas Poster Scheme, A revolutionary idea whereby everyone in a workplace signs an A3 poster and donates the money saved on Christmas Cards to the REACH fund part of the Great Ormond Street Hospital children's charity. Bridget Pepper is raising funds to fight Childhood cancer, in memory of her younger Rosie Pepper,who died aged 7 from Wilm's tumours (Wilm's tumors, Wilms tumour, Wilms tumor) The main fundraising idea has been a Christmas Poster in the workplace instead of cards. Bridget is aided in her efforts by her family, her elder daughter Ami Pepper, her sister in law Chrissie Pepper who has contributed her photographic talent with greetings cards featuring scenes from the Sussex countryside, her father in law Robin Pepper who organisises a sponsored bird watch every year and her sister Ann Baker and husband Fred who work tirelessly for the cause.
