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the Paul McCann Fund For Needy Children.

Who are we, and why are we doing this?

On 21 March 2007, Paul lost his life in an accident onboard the submarine HMS Tireless during manoeuvres. Paul was 32 years old. Hundreds mourned his passing at Halesowen Church on Thursday 5th April 2007.

The fund has been set up by family and friends to provide support and aid to Needy Children within the UK. If one child is given the opportunity to be removed from despair and enjoy a life filled with happiness and love, then our (The friends and family of Paul) work will have been worth it.

Paul McCann - An online tribute to our Son, Brother, Partner, Uncle & Friend.

ALL proceeds from our fundraising activities will go to needy children charities.

What and how are we doing it?

To raise funds, we are holding a number of charitable events, collections and auctions. Check back regularly to find out whats happening, and see what we've been up to!

I like what you are doing, and I want to donate - what next?

You can donate as an individual using the paypal link on the right, or by buying something from one of our auctions. If you are a business, please contact us on webmaster@fundforneedychildren.com to discuss your options, which include website and programme sponsorship, donations and prizes / auction items.


Site Updates

The Cricket Match Returns! Following on from the two previous years, Halesowen CC are again to host the Royal Navy in a memorial game for Paul to raise funds. The date is Sunday 18th July 2010. Read more here
Commander Ian Breckenridge Running in Plymouth Half Marathon CONGRATULATIONS Commander Breckenridge! On successfully completing the Plymouth Half Marathon - click here to read more
Commander Ian Breckenridge Running in Plymouth Half Marathon Commander Iain G Breckenridge OBE, former Commanding Officer of HMS Tireless is taking part in the Plymouth Half Marathon on 30th May 2010 to rasie funds - click here to read more
The Fund So Far! Weve updated the 'Fund So Far' with info about where your cash has gone to help local kids! Check it out here
Charity Ball 2009

Ball 2009 at the Copthorne Hotel. Merry Hill!

This years ball is back on - and theres an extra special treat in store for attendees - an amazing Cocktail Display and Bar, along with music, dancing, auctions and raffles - its been a popular one this year, and availability is limited - if you're interested - please check out the facebook group here:

Keep Right On
This true story is about an incredible international friendship that led to profound love, devastating loss, and the ultimate life-challenge to overcome what was never meant to be. Keep Right On reveals the intimate relationship that the author personally shared with Paul David McCann; the most incredible man she has ever had the privilege to love. All proceeds go to the fund. Click here for more info.
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Commander Runs!

Former HMS Tireless Commanding Officer takes on Plymouth!

Commander Ian Breckenridge Running in Plymouth Half Marathon

Find Out here


Keep Right On - A story of Love and Loss

Dedicated to and about Paul, a moving story of love and loss by Julie Day. All proceeds to the fund! Read More..

Keep Right On

Buy it online today!


Official Report Into Accident Released


BBC Report on HMS Tireless Accident

24th March 2009 - Just after 2 years on, the official MOD report on the HMS Tireless Accident is released - read more on the BBC Website


Donations
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Links

Royal Navy Press Release
HMS Tireless
Cricket Day Tribute
Sponsors Page - Thank You!
Keep Right On at Amazon UK
Keep Right On at Amazon US


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