Our work simply wouldn't be possible without your support. From running the London Marathon to a more social occasion, we'd love to see you at one of our events.
3rd March 2012 -
Variety Night organised by the student events team at Winchester University.
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30th March 2012 -
An evening of Burlesque at the Hilton, Swindon. For more details contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org
31st March 2012 -
Amber Ball at the Hurlingham Club. For more details contact
katie.fairfax-ross@amberweb.org.
2nd May 2012 -
Sporting Quiz at the Hilton Swindon. For more details contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org.
20th May 2012 -
Around the World in a Day - a staff and Amber challenge day organised by the Hilton Swindon. Details to follow.
27th May 2012 -
BUPA London 10,000 will be run on the course likely to be used for the 2012 Olympic Marathons. Join the Amber team to help raise much needed funds for unemployed homeless young people. Contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org to book your place.
8th July 2012 - the 12th annual
British 10K London Run that takes you past London's historic landmarks. Contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org to book your place.
27th October 2012 -
Murder Mystery Spook Night at the Hilton Swindon. For more information contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org.
30th November 2012 -
Christmas Cabaret Extravaganza at the Hilton Swindon. For more details contact
sue.condie@amberweb.org.
Some past events by supporters...
The Amber 50 cycling event saw 67 riders set off on a circular route from Amber's Farm Place centre in Ockley to the infamous Box Hill and back again. The highlight was climbing the zig zag road to the summit of Box Hill, the featured climb in the 2012 Olympic cycling road races for men and women. The fastest competitor to climb Box Hill was Harry Gibson in 8 minutes 10 seconds, a truly remarkable time.
Production company SEArED presented ‘The Ducks’ in association with Amber to help heighten awareness of the country’s youth unemployment. A group of Amber’s young people spent a week in Edinburgh taking part in talks and workshops given by the cast and production team. The play received excellent reviews and Amber received over £300 from door collections.
I Drive U held its 3rd annual charity event which this year was to raise funds for Amber. The event was an amazing open air concert in the grounds of Knepp Castle and was headed by one of the UKs most respected and successful performers, Elkie Brooks. Supporting artists included Papa Falloon and jazz and blues singer Elaine Crouch.
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