Kayleigh, Dom & Susanne are sleeping out on November 19th to raise funds for St Petrocs.
About St Petrocs
St Petrocs exists to end street homelessness in Cornwall and they provide a diverse range of services for the single homeless, who, more often than not, fall outside the responsibility of statutory authorities. The charity provides accommodation, support, advice, training and resettlement services to single homeless people in Cornwall. Within resources available, they strive to provide the best quality of service possible. Their primary aim is to provide these services to people aged 16-65 years and for whom no provision is made within the community, either statutory or otherwise.
About the Eden Virtual Sleep Out
Sadly current Government guidance means we are unable to host the event at the Eden Project this year, yet we know the need to raise awareness and funds for Amber Foundation and St Petrocs remains as vital as ever.
So on 19 November 2020 we’re asking you to take part by sleeping out in your own home on the floor – or in your garden if you have one: The Virtual Eden Sleep Out.
As part of the event, we'll be hosting online entertainment for all participants to enjoy, from the likes of best-selling author Raynor Winn, inspiring homelessness activist Mimi Beard, and singer-songwriter Suzie Mac.
Well done Kayleigh!!
3 Stars xxx
| Online donations: | £425.00 |
| Match funding: | £0.00 |
| Raised offline: | £0.00 |
| Gift Aid: | £76.25 |
| Total raised: | £501.25 |
About Eden Virtual Sleep Out 2020 Event - Fundraise for St Petrocs
On 19 November 2020 we’re asking you to take part by sleeping out in your own home on the floor – or in your garden if you have one: The Virtual Eden Sleep Out. St Petrocs exists to end street homelessness in Cornwall and they provide a diverse range of services for the single homeless, who, more often than not, fall outside the responsibility of statutory authorities. The charity provides accommodation, support, advice, training and resettlement services to single homeless people in Cornwall. Within resources available, they strive to provide the best quality of service possible. Their primary aim is to provide these services to people aged 16-65 years and for whom no provision is made within the community, either statutory or otherwise.
