We would like to thank the following for their fundraising, endevour and donations in recent months:

Garry Bowie for raising a fantastic £662.00 for his incredible Spartan Challenge. See Past Events and Gallery for details.

Denise & Stuart Evans for choosing Logan's Fund along with Help for Heroes, Scottish Staffie Rescue and Oxfams Somalia Appeal as their nominated charities for their gruelling Lossiestep 24. A magnificent £539.00 was raised for Logan's Fund between their sponsorship and our home bakes stall at the stat and finish of the 24 hours. See Past events and photo gallery for details. A big thank also to Harbour Lights Tearoom in Lossie and the Wall of Rock music event for their kind support.

Ca'Dora Chip Shop, High Street, Elgin for their fantasic donation.

Alves Church Guild for choosing Logan's Fund as their charity from their Easter 2011 collection. Forever gratefull.

McDonald's Restaurant, Elgin for choosing Logan's Fund as their charity for their 'Guess the number of sweets in the jar' - Summer/Autumn 2011.

Matalan Stores for chosing Logan's Fund as one of their local charities for their Christmas Teddy Appeal. We will make sure the lovely teddies find good homes - some already were given to the children who attend the Rocking Horse Developmental Playgroup in Aberlour.

Oil States International (UK), Aberdeen, for chosing Logan's Fund as their end of year charity beneficiaries 2011.

THE OLIVIA DOWNIE APPEAL - £17, OOO

Olivia Downie is a girl from Fraserburgh, Scotland who was diagnosed at 4 years old with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. The money Logan's Fund donated helped towards Olivia's RIST therapy which was being trialled in Germany. Olivia's Appeal continues.

FAMILIES AGAINST NEUROBLSTOMA - £5,000

Logan's Fund held their very 1st Fun Day in the summer of 2010. All proceeds from a wonderful day were donated to FAN's Fanclub so that children with Neuroblastoma could share a fun experience together with parents and siblings. One of the first sacrifices that most families have to make when their child is diagnosed with Neuroblastoma is the possibility of a holiday or weekend trip to somewhere exciting. FAN's Fanclub makes this possible and it was a joy to know our Fun Day and the support of the people who attended, helped and donated has made this possible for other families via FAN.

FAMILIES AGAINST NEUROBLASTOMA - £2, 000

For the purchase of 10 drysuits (hickman line dry suits) which enable children with Hickman lines to enjoy swimming at the pool or beach. FAN allocate these suits to a waiting list of children with Neuroblstoma wishing to receive these suits. This donation cleared FAN's waiting list at that time.

THE ISLA SIMPSON APPEAL - £3, 000

Isla Simpson is a girl from Elgin, Scotland who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma at only 5 months old. This donation provided a holiday for Isla and her family to Disneyland Paris during a break in her treatment. The Isla Simpson Appeal continues.

CLAN – Cancer support for All - £1,000

CLAN is an independent charity for anyone affected by any type of cancer at any time from diagnosis onwards. Whether affected personally, as a carer, family member or close friend.  For further information – www.clanhouse.org

The Fraser Smith Fund - £2,000

Fraser Smith from Forres was just a few weeks old when he was diagnosed with retina blastoma an eye cancer Cancer which occurs in one in every 20,000 children in the UK and tends to affect youngsters under the age of five.  Fraser has recently lost one eye and has a tumor in the other eye. 
Anyone keen to get involved to help Fraser and his family can contact Debbie Fraser  on 01309 675779.

MFR Cash for Kids - £5,000
Logan’s Fund donated £5,000 to Cash for Kids which is the Charity arm of Moray Firth Radio. They raise funds throughout the year for distribution to local sick and underprivileged children. All the money that is raised locally stays locally.  For further infromation – www.mfr.co.uk/cashforkids

Schiehallion Play Fund, Yorkhill Hospital - £5,000
Logan’s Fund recently made an invaluable contribution to the work of Yorkhill Children’s Foundation, through a £5,000 donation to the Schiehallion Play Fund at Yorkhill Hospital .  Funds donated to Yorkhill Children’s Foundation enable a child’s stay in hospital to be as comfortable, and easy as possible through the provision of enhancement features within the hospital.  Funds raised will go towards providing a wide range of ‘extra’ services within the hospital, including new equipment and technology, to entertainers for the children and support services for families and relatives.  Every penny raised will have a direct benefit to the 150,000 children from all over Scotland who receive treatment at Yorkhill Hospital each year.  This donation will enable us to continue putting smiles back on the faces of sick children in Scotland , so many thanks.
For more information please visit www.yorkhillchildrensfoundation.org

As a Thank You to Jack n Jill's pre-school centre in Elgin, Logan's Family and the Fund have developed a Sensory Garden in the grounds of the school for the children who attend to enjoy. Logan attended Jack n Jill's prior to being diagnosed with Neuroblastoma. The staff, the children and many parents organised and took part in several large fundraising events for the Fund and their support to Angela and Christopher in the last year has been important and appreciated.
The story and accompanying photos of the making of the garden will be appearing on this site shortly and its official opening is on 25th June.
Friday 18th June 2010 Press and Journal has a front page picture story about Logan's Garden.
http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1787610

Logan's Fund AGM to be held at Sports and Social Club Lossiemouth at 7.30 p.m On Thursday 10th June.  All members and guests welcome.  Nominations will be accepted for any of the positions on the committee.

Please contact:
secretarylogansfund@googlemail.com or 07900591846

The committee of Logan’s Fund are committed to continuing the fund in Logan’s Memory. Our aim going forward will be to raise awareness of Neuroblastoma, whilst supporting families and children currently affected by this terrible disease. We appreciate your continued support and we will update you early August with our progress and future plans for the fund. Thank you all once again.