Fundraising Efforts for Harpenden Cares/the Harpenden Trust

The Harpenden Trust is extremely grateful to local people and businesses that have been raising money to support the Harpenden Cares initiative, through the Harpenden Trust, during the current Coronavirus pandemic.

A local lady named Jay Joseph has been running a Harpenden Open Mic Group on Facebook. Each evening she has invited local performers to ‘go live’ with poetry, story-telling or music. People are then invited to make a donation to the Harpenden Trust and she has pledged to give us £250. Any other monies raised are being donated to the Dogs Trust. People can donate via www.paypal.me/jayjazz. Jay intends to finish her daily Open Mic sessions this Sunday (24 May) but has plans for other live events in the future.

Ian Scott Photography have been doing socially-distanced doorstep portraits of families (as below) in the current period. When the images are sent to clients a link is included to donate directly to Harpenden Cares.

Harpenden Trust Supports Harpenden Cares

22 May 2020

In Other News

Hall Hire Coronavirus Update: December

02 December 2020

The Trust Halls have reopened on a limited basis for a few classes, in line with current Government regulations. Please check with hirers as to classes that are operating. No new Hall bookings are being taken at this time.

Harpenden Trust to join with Harpenden Seniors Forum

27 November 2020

It has been agreed that Harpenden Seniors Forum (HSF) will come under the umbrella of the Harpenden Trust from 1 January 2021. The HSF see this as an opportunity to move in an exciting new direction.

Thank you to ... the Lea Singers: Calendar Offer

26 November 2020

The Lea Singers have chosen to support the Harpenden Trust Christmas Appeal; thank you!

Thank you to ... Dave the Cat

25 November 2020

Harpenden Trust is very grateful to the support for its activities by a generous donation from Dave the Cat, a Harpenden resident. Dave, a local celebrity with a regular social media following on The Harpenden Network, was a rescue cat living in Southdown. Dave long entertained local people with stories of his adventures and his news and views from Harpenden and beyond.