Manx Radio Dreamcatcher Trust

Manx Radio and The Dream Catcher Appeal would like to congratulate Mark Saunders (859) on getting to Andreas on the Parish Walk on Saturday 26th Otober. He did the walk in aid of The Manx Radio Dream Catcher Appeal and Cancer Research.

M&Co in Chester Street collected in store throughout the day and with their help they raised just over £87.00 for The Manx Radio Dream Catcher Appeal. Thanks to Mark, All the staff at M&co and allwho donated.

M&Co in Chester Street have buckets in store so if you want to donate please pop in store and throw your change in the buckets.

The staff will also be at the Tin Baths in Castletown on Saturday 26th with buckets collecting for Mark so if you can’t get to the store and are at the tim baths please give generously.

Good Luck Mark you can do it!!

Thank you to The Sidings Darts Team who recently presented the Manx Radio Dream Catcher Appeal with a cheque for £250.00
The money was raised through a Christmas Raffle held in the Sidings Pub Castletown, the team along with customers helped raise this fantastic amount.

Many thanks to them all for this great donation.

Crackers The Manx Radio Dream Catcher Appeal mascot went along to accept a cheque for £228.13 from the Marown Youth & Community Players. They collected this money from bucket colllections at the end of their plays this year.

Thank you loads for the contribution as always its going to a very good cause.

A great time was had by all at the first ever Dream Catcher Charity Car Wash on Sunday 13th September with most of the Island turning up to have their car washed.

 We raised a massive £1000 so it was a great effort.

 BIG thanks go to Shoprite for donating the car wash equipment and MannVend for providing refreshments.

And finally a massive thank you to all the volunteers who washed cars all day!! 

The Heroes night was a great success for all involved. The Award winners were all delighted and have all said how much they appreciated the award. Tina Turner was fab and she got everybody up dancing during her cabaret.

The dinner at the Empress was superb. Thanks to all the sponsors and people who attended the Heroes evening £7000 was raised for the Dream Catcher Appeal which was great. Thanks to the evening being such a  success we have confirmed it will continue for the same time next year.

A big thank you to:-

MannVend
Mannin Media
Cadbury’s
Robinsons
manxflatpack
Key Fireplaces
Fine Furnichings
Lifestyle Furniture
B&B Furniture
Riverside Furnichure
James Cain
Corletts Optomoptrist
Road & Track
Promenade Shirts
Charles Alexander
Saddler & Vanderplank
St Paul’s Book Shop
Butlers Choice
Chrissies Costume Hire
Balloons 2 Go
S2 Blue
Dive Air Services

Manx Thanks to the Isle of Man Bank and RBSI for holding a Dream Catcher Charity week.

You helped raise £220.00.

If you are a company and think you could arrange a collection or dress down day on our behalf, please contact Nicola Whyment to arrange a cheque donation and photograph. With your help we can continue to help good causes in the Isle Of Man.

Michael Fray’s award-winning farce, “Noises Off”, follows the hilarious exploits of the cast & crew of “Nothing On”, form disasterous dress rehearsal through their screamingly funny tour.

Thursday 7th, Friday 8th and Saturday 9th May from 7.30pm The Manx Radio Dream Catcher Appeal went along and raised £177.85. A big thank you to all who donated.

Many thanks to all who attended The Russell Watson concert. By donating in the buckets you helped raise £168.46.

Many Thanks goes to the 2009 adjudicated Festival of Full Length Plays

Our buckets collectors were outside after the final performance on Friday 17th April and raise a whopping £192.74.

Thank you to all of you that attended and donated.

The Manx Operatic Society set sail aboard the Titanic for the last time on March the 28th. Based on the true story of the great ship’s ill-fated maiden voyage, Titanic followed the vessel from its departure from Southampton to its sinking in the Atlantic. The show followed the stories of real passengers and crew members who were aboard the Titanic back in April 1912. Tony Hawks played Mr J. Bruce Ismay, chairman of the White Star Line and Chris Maybury took on the part of Captain E. J. Smith who had to make the decision to abandon ship. Manx Radio took the Dreamcatcher buckets along to the performance and would like to thank the Theatre-goers for their fantastic generosity. More money raised. Hooray!