Mitchell's Miracles Trustees and Supporters
The foundation of our kid’s charity is made up of a wonderful set of trustees, sponsors and a Patron, without whom none of this would be possible. Because of their commitment to raising awareness (and funds) about childhood cancer Neuroblastoma, we are able to continue this amazing work.
Our Trustees
We are delighted and honoured to have been running this children’s cancer charity, Mitchell’s Miracles, since 2013. Over that time, we have been able to offer support and assistance to many families, locally here in Romford, London as well as across London, Essex and the rest of the UK.
Our Patron - Lloyd Warbey
Local Actor, presenter and host of the legendary children's TV classic Disney's Art Attack, Lloyd Warbey, is proud to join Mitchell's Miracles as our New Patron. Best known to children for his fun-loving attitude, quirky style and passion for creativity, Lloyd is delighted to help raise the profile of Mitchell's Miracles Neuroblastoma Charity.
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As a local children’s charity based in Romford, London, it is our aim to raise awareness amongst the local and UK population about the early signs and symptoms of childhood cancer Neuroblastoma
Our Wonderful Supporters
The UK Garrison was formed in 2000 and is now considered to be one of the leading Star Wars costuming groups in the UK. This not-for-profit organisation began sponsoring Mitchell’s Miracles in 2014 and have since raised a phenomenal figure - over £15,000!
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K Bater Consultancy is a Hornchurch based business that specialises in all areas of HR. Their sponsorship means that all of our HR needs are taken care of ensuring that Mitchell’s Miracles is a charity with an effective and efficient workforce.
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Keystones Property is an independent estate agency based in Collier Row, Romford. Their sponsorship role has included welcoming our charity, Mitchell’s Miracles, into their branch to raise much needed funds, whilst having fun and raising awareness.
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Thanks to Carbon Sure, our annual golfing tournament, which started in 2018, continues to be a great success. With their annual support, we have been able to assist families across the UK who are affected by the childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma.
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As a local children’s charity in Romford, we have been overwhelmed by the fantastic support of local businesses. T.Cribb & Sons have sponsored us since the day our charity was founded and John Harris also offers his services to us a much respected Trustee.
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We are indebted to Infinity Print & Embroidery for providing us with t-shirts for our charity. They have also supported us with financial donations. Their sponsorship has meant that we have been able to sell our t-shirts to the general public, giving us an alternative way in which we can raise money.
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Probate company Laurelo has teamed up with our long standing sponsors T.Cribb's & Sons (TCS) to make a contribution to Mitchell's Miracles for every probate that is completed via TCS.
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We are always on the look-out for adding businesses and individuals to our sponsors list. If you would like to make a difference to the lives of families with a child receiving hospital care for Neuroblastoma, please email info@mitchellsmiracles.co.uk for further information.
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Trust Donations
A big thank you to all the trusts for your wonderful donations and grants to support families affected by Neuroblastoma Childhood Cancer. We wouldn’t be where we are today without you!
Our services can be accessed by people all over the UK. Our local areas covered include:
childrens charity romford | childrens charity cranham | childrens charity upminster | childrens charity elm park | childrens charity gidea park | childrens charity harold wood | childrens charity havering atte-bower | childrens charity noak hill | childrens charity north ockendon
childrens charity romford | childrens charity cranham | childrens charity upminster | childrens charity elm park | childrens charity gidea park | childrens charity harold wood | childrens charity havering atte-bower | childrens charity noak hill | childrens charity north ockendon