What We Do
The Harley Jae Trust has been created to help children with life limiting conditions and their families both in the community and in hospital settings. As we grow as an organisation we will be launching different appeals to help us achieve our goals. Changing lives doesn’t happen over night, here are some of the outstanding things our team have done to raise money for the charity.
We’ve laughed…
Our annual charity ball – March 2016 held at Blotts Country Club, raising approx £30,000. From left to right – Jemma Christian (Trustee), Anette Morton, Lucy Blanchard (Harley’s Mum), Jenny Gee (Former-Trustee) and Danielle Walker (General Manager).
We’ve loved…
Our annual charity ball – March 2017 held Blotts Country Club, raising approx £53,000. A couple enjoying the live band.
We’ve walked…
Lucy Blanchard (Harley’s Mum) and friends take part in a treck over the Sahara dessert – 2016.
We’ve ran…
The whole Harley Jae team on completion of the 24-hour Equinox running event – September 2017, raising and donating a total of £10,000 to the PCCU at Nottingham Children’s Hospital.
We’ve owned a room…
Joe Rafter (Harley’s Dad) presenting a speach about The Harley Jae Trust and their achievements – 2017.
We’ve filled a room…
One of our many tables of supporters at the Annual Charity Ball – 2017.
We’ve climbed…
Team of 13-year old students from Nottingham Girls High School, organise and fundraise for their own event. Climbing Snowdon – September 2016.
And climbed some more…
March 2015 – Joe Rafter (Harley’s Dad) and Jason Bailey (Trustee) got a team together to climb three peaks in 24 hours.
And then we changed lives…
The money raised from The Harley Jae Trust aids the hospital in buying vital life saving equipment and specialists pushchairs so children with life limiting conditions can get out with their families and make unforgettable memories.
And we won’t stop.
Layla one of the children supported by The Harley Jae Trust enjoying her specialist pushchair, a vital piece of equipment allowing her to go home with her family for the first time since she was born.
