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Children give up cash for charity. Children went without pocket money
Children give up cash for charity. Children went without pocket money and did extra jobs around their homes to help a charity which works for youngsters with cancer. Mr Mike Emery, chairman of Candlelighters, based at Leeds St James Hospital, receives a cheque for £ 400 from Cassandra Darwin (right), of Highburton CE First School and fellow pupils (from left) Olivia Preston, Claire Armstrong, David Turnbull, Dominik Sobanski and John Gill. 31st October 1989
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Huddersfield
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All Our Yesterdays Fundraising Huddersfield Kirklees Schools West Yorkshire Supplement
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see a group of compassionate children who have gone above and beyond to support a charity dedicated to helping youngsters with cancer. These selfless individuals decided to give up their pocket money and take on extra chores around their homes in order to raise funds for the cause. The chairman of Candlelighters, Mr Mike Emery, stands proudly as he receives a generous cheque worth £400 from Cassandra Darwin, a student at Highburton CE First School. Surrounding them are fellow pupils Olivia Preston, Claire Armstrong, David Turnbull, Dominik Sobanski, and John Gill - all beaming with pride for their collective achievement. This snapshot captures the spirit of empathy and community that was prevalent during the 1980s. It serves as a reminder that even at such young ages, these children understood the importance of lending a helping hand to those in need. Located at Leeds St James Hospital in West Yorkshire's Kirklees region, Candlelighters is an organization that provides vital support and care for children battling cancer. The dedication shown by these students demonstrates not only their commitment to fundraising but also their desire to make a positive impact on the lives of others. This touching image showcases how education goes beyond textbooks; it teaches compassion and instills values that shape future generations. These remarkable children serve as an inspiration for us all - reminding us that even small acts can make an enormous difference in someone's life.
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