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Raising Money for Charity

These are the charities we have supported since 1992, when we celebrated our silver jubilee year with a fund raising Charity Quiz Night. This has now become an annual event, combined with our annual presentation evening. We have also raised money with a Demonstration Team performing at village fetes and other local events, and tombolas and training rings at our annual Obedience and Agility Shows, (also see below for details about a special initiative during 1994 and 1995)

 

 
2007 Chiltern Air Ambulance £500
2007 Iain Rennie Hospice £200
2005 DogLost UK £301
2005 Chiltern Air Ambulance £300
2005 Search & Rescue Dogs Association (SARDA) £212
2004 Chiltern Dog Rescue £210
2004 Dog Welfare & Rescue Society £338
2004 Greyhound Rescue £171
2003 Chiltern Dog Rescue £174
2003 Phyllis Croft Foundation for Canine Epilepsy £200
2003 Support Dogs £247
2002 Pets As Therapy (PAT Dogs ) £203
2002 Make A Wish Foundation (participants) £818
2002 Search & Rescue Dogs Association (SARDA) £280
2002 The Cinnamon Trust £175
2002 St Mungo's £175
2001 Fury Defence Fund £137
2001 Canine Partners for Independence £200
2001 National Animal Welfare Trust £200
2001 Chiltern Dog Rescue £200
2001 Valgrays Border Collie Rescue £200
2000 The Cinnamon Trust £65
2000 The National Canine Defence League £65
2000 Hearing Dogs for Deaf People £152
1999 Saunderton Wildlife Trust £150
1999 Dogs for the Disabled £150
1998 Blackberry Farm (RSPCA Rescue Centre)  £100
1997 Hearing Dogs for Deaf People Touch & Tell Appeal £500
1996 Search & Rescue Dogs Association (SARDA) £128
1995   £128
1994   £136
1993   £132
1992

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People

 £91

 

In addition to the above, during 1994 and 1995 when the RSPCA was building and developing Blackberry Farm as a local animal rescue centre, our membership decided to sponsor a kennel at the centre. This entailed raising £3,500 over a twelve month period. In fact, the required sum was achieved in just seven months, and we went on to raise a total over £4,000.

This  was achieved in a variety of ways, including:

 

  • bridge evenings

  • exemption show

  • sponsored dog walks

  • sponsored down stays

  • private dog training

  • training ring at obedience show

  • tombola at obedience show

  • marathon 24 hour sponsored fish-in

  • selling 'bricks' in the kennel at £1 a time

  • lending library of dog related books and videos

  • sales of Aylesbury Canine Cook Book, with recipes submitted by members
© aylesbury canine training society 2002-2008

this page last updated 04 January 2008