The CWRF Raises £32,000 for Charity at their 41st Annual Golf Day

The Children’s Welfare and Research Foundation (CWRF) proudly hosted its 41st Annual Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club, bringing together over 80 golfers in support of children’s welfare and medical research. Thanks to their incredible generosity, the event raised £32,000 in donations, contributing to a remarkable £132,222 total raised over the past year for the CWRF’s vital work helping children and families in need.

CWRF Trustees Present a £66,222 charity donation cheque to Great Ormond Street Hospital at the 41st Annual CWRF Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club in support of children’s welfare and research. — The CWRF Trustees Present a £66,222 Cheque to Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Teeing Off for a Brighter Future for Children

This year’s Children’s Welfare and Research Foundation (CWRF) Charity Golf Day was a fantastic success, bringing together 24 teams and over 80 participants at the beautiful Moor Park Golf Club. The competition teed off with a shotgun start at 1pm, and players enjoyed perfect weather, great company, and plenty of friendly rivalry throughout the afternoon. The atmosphere was full of laughter and camaraderie, reflecting the spirit of generosity that defines this annual event.

After an exciting day on the course, one team emerged victorious, claiming the coveted CWRF Charity Golf Day trophy. Congratulations to our winners and a huge thank you to everyone who took part — your enthusiasm and support made the day a memorable one for a truly meaningful cause.

Golfer putting on the green during the 41st Annual CWRF Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club, supporting children’s charities across the UK.

Golfer plays a bunker shot during the 41st Annual CWRF Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club, raising funds for children’s welfare and research.

Winners of the 41st Annual CWRF Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club holding the trophy after an incredible fundraising event supporting children’s welfare.

The Impact of Your Support

This year’s CWRF Annual Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club made a truly remarkable impact thanks to the generosity of everyone who took part. The event enabled us to bring our total contributions to each of our charitable partners up to an incredible £132,000 over the past year. This includes £62,222 to Great Ormond Street Hospital, £25,000 to Skeletal Cancer Trust to help fund pioneering creitical research and enhance patients experience, £30,000 to Spread A Smile (including £5,000 raised through our CWRF Charitable Draw) to bring joy to children in hospital, £10,000 to Playskill to help children with physical disabilities reach their full potential, and £5,000 to The Rainbow Trust, providing emotional and practical support to families caring for seriously ill children.

We were also delighted to welcome Lucy Jackson from Spread A Smile, who joined us on the day and gave a heartfelt talk about the charity’s incredible work brightening the lives of young patients. Her inspiring words captured exactly what the CWRF Charity Golf Day is all about — coming together to make a lasting difference for children and families in need.

Lucy Jackson, Spread a Smile CEO, speaking at the CWRF Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club about the charity’s work supporting children in hospitals. — Lucy Jackson, CEO of Spread a Smile, delivers a heartfelt talk at the CWRF Charity Golf Day, highlighting the charity’s incredible work bringing joy to children in hospitals.

Thanks for Your Support

The Children’s Welfare and Research Foundation (CWRF) extends its sincere thanks to everyone who made the 41st Annual Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club such a success. From our golfers and sponsors to our volunteers and supporters, your generosity and enthusiasm helped create a memorable day that will have a lasting impact on children and families across the UK.

As the CWRF Chairman Jim McCardle perfectly summed up:

“Events like this remind us how much good we can achieve together. We’re deeply grateful to every golfer, sponsor and donor who helped turn this day into a success, raising funds for great causes.”