A CHARITY which supports people from Malpas is calling on supporters to help them reach a £25,000 target.
The Neuro Therapy Centre is a Cheshire West-based charity that provides support to people with long-term neurological conditions and their carers.
The Big Give Christmas Challenge starts on Giving Tuesday, November 30, and runs until 12noon on Tuesday, December 7, where donations of any size made to the Neuro Therapy Centre's dedicated Big Give webpage will be doubled thanks to £10,000 of match-funding.
The donations will be used to support the Centre's face-to-face and online exercise and physiotherapy services which have proved such a life-line for people during the pandemic.
As part of this , the charity have organised a 'Show Your Colours' day where people are invited to wear a colour from their logo – red, orange, green, blue, yellow or a combination thereof.
"We'd love as many people to join in as possible," said Shannah Goodrick, community fundraiser, at the Neuro Therapy Centre.
"Whether that's planning their perfect outfit to wear as many of our colours as possible or in organizing a Dress Down Friday in their office or organization.
"The donations we receive will be doubled for free due to match-funding generously provided from our own pledger, as well as our champion The Reed Foundation."
The Centre which has been running for over 36 years supports people with a wide range of long-term neuro-degenerative conditions including MS, Parkinson's Disease, ME, MND, and Fibromyalgia through providing regular physiotherapy, tailored exercise opportunities, counselling and support groups, as well as opportunities for people to meet and share experiences.
Between noon on Tuesday, November 30 and 12noon on Tuesday, December 7, the Neuro Therapy Centre's Big Give web page will be live, and there is £10,000 of match-funding available for donations of any size to be doubled for free.
If people would like to make a donation to the Neuro Therapy Centre visit donate.thebiggive.org.uk/campaign/a056900001wWzCQAA0
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