ITPS Helping Disabled Children Across The North East

For the past seven years ITPS has been a major financial supporter of the Evening Chronicle Sunshine Fund. Their support has provided so many children with equipment that has made an incredible difference to their life and that of their families.

ITPS is a locally based company that provides innovative, cost effective IT solutions and support packages to a wide range of diverse clients. Their success is down to the quality of the services they offer and the excellent ongoing care and support they provide to their customers.

Garry Sheriff Managing Director of ITPS said: “ITPS chose to support the Sunshine Fund as it is a local charity, close to our hearts. It’s hugely rewarding to see the benefits our continued support has made to disabled children within the North East. We have been supporting the charity for seven years and to date have donated in excess of £80,000. During this time, it has never failed to astound us just what sort of a difference our help can make to a child”.

Carol Pattison Sunshine Fund Director said: “ITPS are just an amazing company and their support has provided thousands of pounds worth of equipment that many families may not have been able to afford. The difference a piece of equipment can mean to a disabled child and their family is incredible. On behalf of the Sunshine Fund and most importantly the families whose lives you have changed, we would like to say a very big thank you.”

The Fashion Fix & Baby Lynch Goes Full Out To Help Disabled Kids

Event management students at Newcastle College are hosting a fashion show with a difference in aid of the Evening Chronicle Sunshine Fund. The Fashion Fix will be held on Thursday 31^st March 2011 at 8.30pm, in one of Newcastle’s most prestige night spots Baby Lynch, which is located on the Diamond Strip near Central Station. All proceeds are being donated to The Evening Chronicle Sunshine Fund, to help raise money towards providing vital equipment for local disabled children.

The students are teaming up with Best Vintage fashion boutique to create a fun night that will include a fashion show and an opportunity to shop until you drop and get your hands on a great selection of vintage clothing and unique handmade jewellery.

Caroll Pattison, Fund Director of Evening Chronicle Sunshine Fund said: “What a fabulous way to raise money on behalf of the Sunshine Fund. The Students are so enthusiastic about supporting our work and Best Vintage is a fantastic boutique full of unique clothes and jewellery. I am sure everyone will have a great night."

Hayley Kell, Best Vintage Manager, said: “We are delighted to support such a worthwhile charity and to know that the money raised will benefit disabled children living in the North East."

Tickets for the evening are £6 to attend the event, or why not go VIP and be treated to a cocktail reception, free goody bags and a private front row view of the catwalk. The night boasts a jam packed schedule with live music, the opportunity to buy clothes straight off the catwalk, sample cocktails at very reasonable prices and a chance to win one of the many fantastic raffle prizes.

Tickets are available from Best Vintage, High Bridge Street Newcastle or email sophieluhr@yahoo.co.uk or chrissywood_xx@hotmail.com for more information. You can also visit ‘The Fashion Fix’ on facebook for more information.