Darent Valley Hospital Charity Fund

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The British 10km! For little buds on 14th July 2013!! Lets get a sweat on!

Donation by Gemma Whitbread £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

taking part in the British 10km run in london on 14th July 2013 for little buds.

Donation by kate lynch £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
im running the British 10k London run to raise funds for the little buds appeal with my sister Julia Hart

Donation by stacey matthewson £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

I'm running the British 10K London Run to help raise funds fro the Little Buds Appeal at DVH! Julia Hart

Donation by Julia Hart £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

Why your donation matters

Isabella presenting her cheque to the Heart Centre

We wish to thank Isabella Rodgers who raised £515 for the Heart Centre in memory of her Grandad Michael Daley.

We wish to thank Caryl Flory for her hard work in raising £650 for the Little Buds Fund by entering the Brighton Marathon.

We wish to thank Alison and Simon Templar for raising £310.54 by running a competition to guess the weight, date and sex of their forthcoming baby.

We wish to thank the Mayor of Dartford, Councillor Jennifer Rickwood who supported the Heartbeat Fund with a donation of £3,275.

Case study: donations in action

Frances Hyde and her husband Darrell are parents to Luke who was born at the hospital on January 11 last year.

Mrs Hyde, of Trevithick Drive, Dartford, said: “My son was born at 3.4lbs. He wasn’t premature. It was a growth problem which had not been detected. He had to stay in there for three weeks.

“I was beside myself. I was up there day and night. That was my life for three weeks.

“All I kept thinking was ‘will he survive?’ “Now he’s fine. There’s nothing wrong with him. He’s 19 months old and runs around and does what he wants to do.”

The 31-year-old added: “The care he got as soon as he was born was fantastic and the care I got was brilliant. They are more like friends now.”

Mrs Hyde helped to raise more than £1,000 for the unit through a sponsored walk with nine other mums.