A charity golf day attended by almost 100 players has raised £4,500 for The Joshua Tree. The Persimmon Homes Golf Day was held at Wychwood Park Golf Club in Crewe.
Children in Need approached us for the second year running to film at The Joshua Tree and highlight the work we do as a result of Children in need funding. We were
Shoppers at The Arley Hall Christmas Shopping Spectacular didn’t disappoint in supporting the Christmas shopping event of the year, and all for a good cause. The highly anticipated event welcomed visitors from across
The Joshua Tree, hosted a Ladies Lunch at Delamere Manor, Cuddington on Thursday 25th November. The successful event raised £21,000 thanks to the lady’s huge generosity. TV presenter, Bruce Turner
The stunning surroundings of The Joshua Tree Support Centre have been designed and created by the incredible Malcolm Saul, dedicating over 18 months of his time to developing tranquil and
Children in Need appeal 2020 featuring the beautiful Eva, who was diagnosed with an inoperable, incurable, brain tumour late 2019. Thank you to the family for sharing their story in
The day finally came to celebrate new The Joshua Tree support Centre in Sandiway during September, marking Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Beneficiaries, Staff, Trustees and Funders gathered in the sunshine
British actress Sue Devaney, better known for her appearances in Coronation Street, Dinner ladies, Shameless and Jonny Briggs to name but a few, has joined The Joshua Tree as Patron to
We were honoured to welcome Weaver Vale MP Mike Amesbury, who was given a tour of the new Joshua Tree Support Centre by CEO Margaret Wright and Corporate Partnership Officer
Chester Fire Station’s White Watch has raised more than £10,000 for charity by completing a mountainous challenge. The team set themselves the daunting task of running to Snowdon, walking up
Josh Hill, namesake of The Joshua Tree charity was recently interviewed for an article in The Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group magazine ‘Contact’ for families of children and young people with
A seven-year-old boy from Cheshire has raised more than £2,500 for The Joshua Tree by running 5k every day over twenty days. Hari Mitchell, a Year 3 pupil at The
The Joshua Tree has been overwhelmed by the generosity of Tarmac and the Cheshire Freemasons who have made a considerable donation to complete the new support centre. Tarmac and its
The Joshua Tree staff, trustees, beneficiaries and volunteers have been working in collaboration with Amasing to compose and produce a charity song, ‘Our Tree’. Amasing are an inspirational organisation who work collaboratively with
A survey conducted by the Children and Young People’s Cancer Coalition – a group of charities that support children and young people with cancer and their families, of which The
