On Sunday 27th October, Becky Curwood from Pure Beauty in Chard, is very bravely running in the Great South Run and has chosen the trust to benefit fr...
So far this year we have been invited to have a stall at the Ilminster Forum's Green Bazaar on Saturday 8th June and Ilminster Lions Summer Fete on Sa...
To celebrate Volunteers Week, Carol Crane is inviting everyone who has volunteered for the trust in any way over the six and a half years since it was...
A Sponsored Slim by Ilminster Slimming World members has raised a magnificent £120 for the trust. Trust Chair, Carol Crane, was presented with ...
At the Western Gazette Pride Awards ceremony on 17th April, Chair of the Rosie Crane Trust, Carol Crane, was honoured and humbled to be chosen as winn...
We would like to continue our very successful Cascade of Coffee Mornings this year. If you or any of your friends would like to hold a coffee morning...
The Rosie's Chocolate Memories pudding continues to be a popular item on the menu at Brazz in Taunton, with 50p being donated to the trust from each p...
On Wednesday 20th March there was a very interesting and enjoyable walk along the Stop Line Way from Chard to Ilminster, organised by Discover Somerse...
The Yeovil Asda store supported the trust by allowing us to hold a collection on behalf of the trust on Saturday 23rd February. Volunteer help for th...
The Swimathon weekend of 9th and 10th February was the 25th anniversary of one of the most successful fund-raising events in the South West. Since 19...
We recently held an awareness day in the Chard Sainsbury's with our tabletop display where we gave out leaflets, newsletters and information on the tr...
We have purchased 25 collecting boxes and would like to distribute these around the West Country to raise awareness of the trust. We would like to sit...
We are pleased to announce that we have another new trained, bereaved parent joining our team of volunteers to help answer our 24 hour listening ear t...
This newly formed support group is proving valuable to parents, siblings, relatives, friends and others emotionally involved in a ...
The Rosie Crane Trust has become part of the Bereaved Parents Support Organisation Network (BPSON) which is a national group bringing together chariti...
Thank you to those supporters who are using everyclick.com to raise money for the trust. I hope more of our supporters will give it a try. It only rai...
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The Rosie Crane Trust has become part of the Bereaved Parents Support Organisation Network (BPSON) which is a national group bringing together charities, voluntary organisations, local authorities and NHS bodies who are involved in supporting bereaved parents. This will allow us to further build upon and improve our relationships with like-minded organisations across the UK.
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