Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Polly West, community fund raiser for the East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) said: “It was great to bring a sea of colour to Ely for a second year. It was a hugely successful day and the sun shone for us.”
She added: “We had even more runners than last year, and hope to have beaten the £20,000 raised previously.”
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Her thanks were many and numerous to those who helped with the event including sponsors Thorlabs, Studio 24 and Cambridge Flat Roofing Co.
She was also full of praise for the volunteers who helped “and everyone who took part”.
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
EACH was particularly thankful to King’s Ely for allowing them to hold the event at the school.
All the money raised from the event will go towards the care and support EACH provides for children and young people with life-threatening conditions and their families.
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Polly said their attention now turned to the Saffron Walden Colour Dash on September 10.
In a pre event advice note to those taking part EACH reminded people the paint used is coloured corn flour, non toxic and completely biodegradable.
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
“The powder does wash off but some materials are harder to clean than others so only wear things that you are happy to get messy including your running shoes,” was their advice.
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
Organisers were delighted with the sea of colour as Ely hosted a charity colour run for the second year running in aid of EACH. They’re hoping to have been beaten the £20,000 raised previously. (PHOTO: Mike Rouse) (Image: Archant)
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