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Helping raise money for new toys at their playgroup are three-year-old Simon Gerrard
Helping raise money for new toys at their playgroup are three-year-old Simon Gerrard and four-year-old Natalie CHadwick. The children were among about 50 children from Salendine Nook Baptist Playgroup who took part in a sponsored brick build. The two-day event in the church hall raised 200 pounds. 29th April 1986
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 86 2409
Media ID 21692251
© Mirrorpix
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see three-year-old Simon Gerrard and four-year-old Natalie Chadwick proudly helping to raise money for new toys at their playgroup. These adorable children were among the 50 youngsters from Salendine Nook Baptist Playgroup who participated in a sponsored brick build. The event took place over two days in the church hall and managed to raise an impressive £200. The image captures the innocence and enthusiasm of childhood as Simon and Natalie engage in playful construction, stacking colorful bricks with determination. Their smiles radiate pure joy, reflecting their excitement about contributing towards a cause that will benefit all the children at their playgroup. This snapshot from April 29th, 1986, takes us back to simpler times when community spirit thrived and small acts of kindness made a significant impact. It serves as a reminder of how even young children can make a difference by selflessly giving their time and energy for the betterment of others. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints from Huddersfield Examiner Archive, this photograph transports us to an era filled with nostalgia - the vibrant 1980s. It encapsulates not only the essence of childhood but also highlights the importance of collective efforts in creating positive change within our communities. As we look upon this timeless image, it is impossible not to feel inspired by these little heroes who remind us that no act of generosity is ever too small when it comes to brightening someone else's world.
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