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UPDATE: Megaday breaks the 200k barrier

Megaday 2010 saw us break through the £200k barrier; we have now donated just over £202,000 to Velindre for cancer research and patient care. It’s an achievement that everyone who has helped or contributed to Megaday should be very proud of. It’s also a glowing reflections of two very special people, Andrew Nichols “Mega” and Paul Grahame “PG”, who‘s spirit and popularity have inspired a whole community.

Let’s all keep up the good work and break through the £250k barrier next.

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UPDATE: Megaday Official Velindre Ambassadors

In 2010 the Megaday organisation was made an Official Ambassador of Velindre Hospital by the trust’s Chief Executive Simon Dean.

This title in only given to Velindre’ s most successful, consistent and high profile fundraisers, so we are very proud to be recognised by Velindre in this way.

UPDATE: Megaday receives the Chairman’s Award.

Megaday 2010 was awarded the Chairman’s award for outstanding contribution to the Caerphilly County Borough community. the award was presented by James Fussell, the Mayor of Caerphilly in an event held at the Council’s headquarters in April this year. The efforts of key Megaday volunteers who had contributed considerably to the organisation and running of last year’s event were recognised. (In photo are: Trevor Sullivan, Martin Tipples, Gethyn Williams, James Edwards, Gareth Williams and Jason Shannon. (Mayor James Fussell and his wife Catherine).