MY raffle is now complete.

Thanks to everyone who donated prizes and to all of you that got raffle tickets. Your support is so appreciated.

Please find below a rundown of prizes and who won. Please get in touch and share your address so I can arrange postage of your prizes.

Thank you.

Kimberley x

- Riding the Low Signed Vinyl - Lynsey.

- King Viserys Funko Pop Signed, donated by Paddy Considine - Marc Flannery

- The Craft Diaries - 5 Glasses and a bar blade (BEVZ Willi Beecher Glass, Hopsicle Willi Beecher Glass, Oslo Pinata Glass, Mix Style Edel Glass, Hop Head Teku Glass and Hop Head Bar blade) - Jenn Payne

- Elusive Brewing - Mixed case of 12 beers worth £47! - Jack Groves.

- Laura Hadland Beer Festivals signed book - Leeann Magee

- Coffee Architects - Cake! (needs to be picked up in Warwick/Leam) - Mike.

- Darren Hayman Robot miniature painting - Jen

- Warwick Street Kitchen x 2 £20 vouchers - Don, Grant C.

- Brooksteed Pub - £25 voucher - Brian C

- Beer in the city - hat - Nicky & Darren

- Stirchley Wines - £10 voucher - Pat Watson

- Homewrecker cheese - 2 tubs up for grabs - Homewrecker Cheese - Adrian Kirk. Peter Lee.

- Curry smugglers - 6 can snack pack - Jen

- Attic Brew Co - 6 cans of intuition and t-shirt - Don.

- Brum Brew Co - 2 prizes: 12 beers: Mazzy

Brum Brum Co: a brewery tour for 2: Peter Salter

- Pete Brown - 3 x The art and science of pairing beer and music books signed - Sam cORNWALL jONES, Brian C, Adrian Kirk

- Moonface & Movies - Baby Wookie Artwork - David & Alice

- Okse Zoey the Zombie Colouring Book - Mazzy

- x4 Sun and Stone Beers (brewgooder), donated by me! Jen

- Magic Wingdom Hot Sauce x 2 - Maxine, Stormy Boy.

- Tring Brewery - £25 web shop voucher - Helen & Paul

- Beer Rep - 20% off your next order - sam cornwall jones!!

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More about why I'm fundraising for Myton / Doing this trek:

My beautiful husband, soulmate, creative collaborator and best friend, Craig Spivey sadly left this world Thursday 8th February 2024 after a long battle with Cancer.

For the last 5 weeks of his life he was cared for by the amazing team at Myton Hospice in Warwick. I don't think I can ever repay them for the kindness, respect and love they extended to us during Craig's stay, but hopefully this fundraiser will go some way toward expressing my gratitude.

I have self-funded this trek so every pound donated goes to Myton!

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The Challenge:

Craig used to call me "lightning in a bottle" and since he has gone I am missing the anchor that keeps me grounded and feeling at home. So in true Kimberley style, I can't just sit on hands and do nothing so I'm going to channel this nervous energy into something beautiful.

This time I'm trekking the Indian Himalayas with a team of amazing people for Myton Hospice!

This 5 day trek combines awesome Himalayan trekking with a visit to India’s exiled Tibetan community. The trek begins and ends at the heart of the world’s highest mountain range in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama and the centre of the Tibetan community are located.

The expedition follows the Uhl River, through rhododendron and evergreen forests, taking in Hindu settlements and isolated Buddhist monasteries.

On the challenge I'll be:

- Trekking an average of 15km-20km per day and 6-8 hours per day.

- Trekking in high temperatures so the risk of sunstroke is very high!

- Going to high altitude, and reaching a maximum altitude of 3000 metres above sea level.

- Trekking through unique remote areas

- Staying in lodges with very basic facilities, or camping

More about Myton and why they need more funds:

I honestly couldn't have got through the last 5 weeks with Craig without the support of Myton!

Myton Hospices believes that everyone matters for every single moment of their life; we focus on enhancing life when cure is no longer an option.

They are a charity, not the NHS, and must raise £12.7 million of the £15.3 million it costs this year to provide our services free of charge.

Just 17% of its funding comes from the NHS.

Last year, they supported over 2,000 people and their families, in our hospices, via our patient & family support services, and in the community through Myton at Home. More people need a hospice: the demand for beds at Myton has increased by 11% in the last 12 months.

Your donations make a massive difference:

- £34 donated goes towards the daily upkeep cost of our relatives accommodation

- £60 donated could fund two hours of specialist nursing care

- £90 could fund three children's counselling sessions

- £126 covers the cost of a patient's meal for one week