Fund Raising can be fun! Rachael with her Mum at a recent event. Please use the controls above to view our Photo Gallery - photos will automatically display in a slide-show or you can view any photo by clicking on the Show Thumbnails control above. Note: 19 June 2007 - gallery being updated...

Mrs Gill Millward was presented with her Signal 1 Unsung Hero Award as 'Carer of the Year'. She was able to nominate a charity to receive a donation from the radio station. We are delighted to say she chose NACCPO. Gill is pictured with her award.

Knights of the Empire (KOTE) stormed the streets of Blackpool on a very windy day in January 2007 to the great amusement of hundreds of pigeon fanciers that were attending a nearby conference in the Winter Gardens! KOTE had been invited to raise funds for NACCPO at The Who Shop who made a very generous donation to top up the collecting buckets. Undeterred by the freezing temperatures costumers and crew patrolled the area delighting children and adults alike. The total raised on the day was £429.02!!

The Who Shop made a very generous donation to top up the collecting buckets. Please click on the photo to visit The Who Shop, Blackpool. [The link opens a new window]

Blackpool, The Who

Young Star Wars fans meet Warwick Davis (Wicket the Ewok). Click on the photo to visit the SpacePort [the link opens a new window]

A hug from Darth Vader!! aka Dave Prowse

Knights of the Empire pictured at Spaceport

Star Wars Author Karen Traviss pictured with Knights of the Empire Bounty Hunters

Phil Haynes of the Ferrari Owners Club of Great Britain and his beautiful car which gave rides at the NACCPO Family Funday 2006

Darth Maul flipping burgers at the NACCPO Family Funday 2006!!

The Stoke City Mascot is under attack from strange looking visitors to the NACCPO funday!!

NACCPO Committee members were proud to be a part of the gaps:line launch in the House of Commons in January 2006. gaps:line is a NACCPO member group which provides a national telephone support line for families whose children have cancer. It is manned by highly-trained volunteers, all of which have undergone the rigours of having a child diagnosed with disease.

NACCPO Committee members were proud to be a part of the gaps:line launch in the House of Commons in January 2006.