Local Estate agent supports Big Wish Appeal

Local estate agent, Gascoigne Halman, is supporting the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital One Big Wish Appeal, a major fundraising campaign for Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital in 2017.

The estate agent, which has 18 offices across Stockport, Cheshire and South Manchester, is keen to support the One Big Wish Appeal, which is raising funds to support specialist virtual reality and pain distraction therapy equipment for young patients, helping to take their minds off the painful treatments and procedures they face during their time in hospital. 

Estate agent supports Big Wish Appeal

To support the appeal, members of public can either make a monetary donation towards the One Big Wish Appeal, or donate a toy for the hospital. Every Gascoigne Halman office will be collecting both toys and monetary donations towards the appeal, beginning on Monday, 6^th November.

John Halman, Managing Director of Gascoigne Halman said,

“We are looking forward to supporting Royal Children’s Hospital Charity again this year. In 2012, we raised £9498.08 for the charity, and we are hoping we can make a big difference to the children and their families who might be going through a difficult time in hospital.”

He continued,

“After the bomb explosion at the Manchester Arena, the majority of the children injured from the attack were treated at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. All of the doctors, surgeons, nurses, and staff did an incredible job during those very stressful and difficult times, and we look forward to giving something back to such an amazing place.”

Sarah Naismith, Head of Charities for Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity, commented on Gascoigne Halman’s support:

“We are delighted that Gascoigne Halman is supporting the One Big Wish Appeal this year. Big or small, every donation will help give our patients and their families a special experience when they are at the hospital.”

Photo caption from left to right: Rebecca Whitehead, Peter Higham, Humphrey Bear, Lucas (8), Sarah Naismith, Head of Charities – Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity, Nathan Fitzpatrick, and Jane Andrew.