Since the launch of the 2.6 Challenge on the 26th April 2020 Tiny Tickers supporters from across the UK have come together to show their support for heart heroes. Together they raised an amazing £7,666.34. Coronavirus has hit us all hard. It has temporarily changed our world as we know it, limiting our contact…
Since launching the Donate a Doll appeal on Giving Tuesday (3rd December 2019), we have raised an incredible £2,055 plus a further £174 from gift aid. We’ve been delighted with the response from our supporters and the sonographers that will benefit.
This December, Tiny Tickers will be conducting an exciting 12 day Christmas giveaway on their Facebook page.
When Tiny Tickers’ Head of Training, Anne Rhodes, came up with the idea of using a doll to help the sonographers she trains on a daily basis, she had no idea it would resonate with so many supporters. Since the Donate a Doll appeal launched in mid-November, donations and humbling tribute messages have been flooding…
Tiny Tickers has donated three new pulse oximetry machines to The Royal Sussex County Hospital maternity department, thanks to support inspired by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. These monitors, which can help detect serious heart conditions soon after birth, will be used to help improve early detection rates of congenital heart disease.
By Tiny Tickers Chief Executive & Heart Parent, Jon Arnold. What were you doing 20 years ago? I’d just finished university and had started my first job – a trainee journalist in the newsroom of a national news agency. November 1999 – I was a month away from getting engaged, and Richard Madeley was busy…
