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BBC Sheffield and The Children's Hospital in Sheffield have joined together to make a difference to thousands of children and their families across South Yorkshire. The BBC Sheffield Kids' Scanner Appeal aims to raise £500,000 for a new CT scanner for The Children's Hospital. Many people have already donated money to the appeal, so thank you. Various amounts of money have been donated, from 20p to £50,000; just give what you can.
Download the A-Z fundraising ideas via the website
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Mrs Woodhouse in Mexborough sold jam to raise money and St. Paul's Church in Monk Bretton raised £250 at a line dancing event. Whether it is a large group of people getting together, or you making a difference on your own - it all helps. If you need some inspiration on ways to raise money for the BBC Sheffield Kids' Scanner Appeal, you can download our A-Z list of fundraising ideas. Be part of it.
Download: Kids' Scanner Appeal A to Z fundraising ideas.
We ask that everyone who holds an event to raise money for the Kids' Scanner Appeal contacts us to register their interest and to receive an information pack. To do so, call 0114 271 7203. BBC Radio Sheffield is broadcasting updates on the appeal, and you can check the total raised on this website
You can also keep in touch with the appeal on the Charity's Facebook page.
And remember to email photos of your fundraising activities to
south.yorkshire@bbc.co.uk
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