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Children’s Charity Candlelighters Attend Palace Garden Party
Children’s Charity Candlelighters Attend Palace Garden Party
Emily Wragg and Keith Hardcastle
Photo: Candlelighters
Yorkshire children's cancer charity Candlelighters is celebrating following the attendance of two of its leaders at a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace. Emily Wragg, Chief Executive Officer, and Keith Hardcastle, Chair of Trustees, were invited in recognition of the work of the charity, and were amongst specially selected guests from across the UK.
Keith Hardcastle adds:
“We were at Buckingham Palace to represent the support we offer to hundreds of children and their families across Yorkshire who are impacted by childhood cancer. It also reflected our wider work, including our investment into research which supports children with cancer across the UK and internationally.”
Candlelighters patients, supporters and team celebrate Garden Party in Leeds.
Photo credit: Candlelighters.
Whilst Emily and Keith joined King Charles and members of the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace, the rest of the Candlelighters team also celebrated the day, hosting parties for children, families and staff, at their Family Support Centre and at Leeds Children's Hospital. Children and their families enjoyed food, games and lots of bunting to enjoy this special day for the charity.
Candlelighters is a charity which for over 45 years has brought comfort to families affected by childhood cancer across Yorkshire, by providing emotional, practical, and financial support, as well as investing in vital research to save lives and reduce the suffering of children with cancer. Each year, over 150 children in Yorkshire are diagnosed with cancer.