COPARS is a registered charity and membership is free. All of our activities are funded solely by donations and funds raised from local organisations businesses and the invaluable efforts of individual COPARS members and their families and friends. Many children have benefitted from the commitment, hard work and efforts of our fundraisers. We are grateful to anyone who wants to raise money for COPARS on whatever scale.

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Recent Fundraising Events
"The Office" public house, Oundle Road in Peterborough. A group of ardent fundraisers decided to raise funds for COPARS after one of their member's children feel ill with leukaemia and was being treated at Addenbrookes. After only a short time speaking to these guys, it was very clear that they were a special team, who really wanted to help COPARS. They heard of the work that COPARS have done and are doing and kindly donated their money, time and energy into raising funds in a variety of ways. Throughout the year they raised an unbelievable total of £2500 List of Events: Speed Pool competition £117.00 AMP Half Marathon £269.50 World Cup Lottery Tickets £150.00 Race Night £848.00 Golf Day £ 30.00 Landlords Couch £ 11.00 Donations £103.00 Collections £ 70.00 Hair Day £901.50	The Office Public House present cheque to Andy Fuller
The Coast to Coast Cyclists Steve Knight and Linda Fuller organised a group of cyclists to ride from Coast to Coast. They cycled 140 miles across the Lake District and Northern Pennines from Workington to Sunderland. They raised a fabulous £5275 for COPARS.	The Coast to Coast Cyclists present their cheque for £5275 pounds to COPARS chairman David Davison.
RAF Wyton For many years COPARS has had huge support from the servicemen and families from RAF Wyton. Not only do they host a fabulous Summer BBQ with lots of exciting activites and fun for all the family but they do a great job in fundraising with bouncy castles at the Bourne Festival.	The base commander at RAF Wyton present fundraising cheques for £3,500 to COPARS chairman David Davison.
Horringer and Ickworth Horticultural Society	The Horringer and Ickworth Horticultural Society held an Open Gardens Event in their village and had over 400 visitors to 20 open gardens. The money raised was split between COPARS and Macmillan Nurses. The Societies Chairman Melvyn Sheard is pictured with David Davison after presenting a cheque for £850. His Grandson Joshua was treated for Neuroblastoma at Addenbrookes and had great support from COPARS. The money raised was used to purchase a special tricycle for a child recovering from a tumour on her spine.