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Sing for your Heart
8 - 15 December every year
Sing for your Heart 2010 was one of our best yet, with events happening throughout the country. From Leeds to London, Birmingham to Abergavveny and Halifax to Colchester we had choirs, schools and bands all singing for their hearts.
A big 'thank you' to everyone who helped to spread a bit of good cheer by singing for Heart Research UK in 2010 and making it a great year. With your help, this December, we're aiming to make it bigger and better than ever.
It's never too early to start planning for the Sing for your Heart event, so request your FREE fundraising pack today or download it below and get everything you need to Sing for your Heart.
How to Sing for your Heart
- carol sing in your local train station, supermarket or shopping centre
- sing karaoke
- organise a concert or carol service
- hold your own X-Factor style competition
- raise money for Heart Research UK by collecting donations, charging an entry fee or collecting sponsorship money
Soprano Lesley Garrett, CBE, thinks Sing for your Heart is a great idea: "Judging Celebrity Fame Academy showed me that singing is a fun way to raise money for charity and as long as your heart is in your performance it doesn’t matter if you don’t always hit every note. Order your information pack now and start planning your Sing for Your Heart event."
Contact Heart Research UK on 0113 234 7474 or email fundraising@heartresearch.org.uk for more details or to request a free Sing for your Heart fundraising pack.
New Jane Tomlinson Walk For All 2012
Heart Research UK is proud to be a partner charity of the Jane Tomlinson Walk For All Peak District Walk.
With a 24, 12 and 5 mile route across the stunning scenery of the Peak District National Park, the walking festival on Sunday 29th April is a perfect Sunday for families, casual or even marathon walkers. What's more, every step will benefit Heart Research UK, with profits from the event helping to fund pioneering heart research.
To sign up and help Heart Research UK, please click here




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