2019
Bag it and give it April £200
South downs marathon trek £1250
Bag it and give it Oct 19 £350
2019 total £1800
2020 (so far)
'Bag it and give it' Jan £725
'Bag it and give it' Sept £500
Face Mask Donations £121.50 (plus £121.50 to NHS Charities Together)
(Read more about our face masks and how we are donating a percenatge of our sales to chairty over on the St Barnabas news page https://www.stbarnabas-hospice.org.uk/2020/06/29/positivity-masks/)
2020 total (so far) £1344
2021 (yep we are already planning!)
Peru Inc Trail Challenge £3244.33
After the success of her sponsored trek in the Himalayas in 2018 Danielle (our founder and MD) is challenging herself to trek the Perus Inca Trail in 2021. 5 days of trekking over 52km (and lots and lots of steps). Hoping to raise over £3200 for Chestnut Tree House.
If you would like to show your support, you can sponsor her here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/danielle-plowman3
To read more about the challenge (or maybe take part yourself!) head over Chestnut Tree House for more information:
https://www.chestnut-tree-house.org.uk/events/chestnuts-inca-trail-challenge-2020/
2021 total (so far) £3244.33
TOTAL RAISED £12,282
To help you find a great fit, we’ve put together an easy-to-use size guide below.
If you have any other questions about the sizes of our clothes, feel free to give our Customer Service Team a call on 07897 314235.
We’re always happy to help!
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1. CHEST: Measure under your arms, across the fullest part of your chest
2. WAIST: Measure your natural waistline at the smallest part of your tummy
3. ARM LENGTH: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your arm (keeping it straight) to your wrist
4. BODY LENGTH: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your body to your waist
1. Chest: Measure under your baby's arms, across the fullest part of their chest
2. Length: Measure from the top of your baby's shoulder to underneath their nappy
1. NECK: Measure around the part of the neck where a pet collar would naturally sit
2. CHEST: Measure around the widest part of your pets chest just behind their front legs
3. LENGTH: Measure from the area a pet collar would naturally sit, along your pets back towards the tail