Paul is aiming to raise over £1000 towards the work of The Door – sponsor him today at thedoor.org.uk/paul Marathon Training Stats (As of 1st Feb 2019) – Days to go : 86, Days training : 32, Miles to date : 123, Miles this
With less than 4 weeks until the start of the FIFA World Cup in Russia, The Door is launching its “World Cup Predictor” game. Do you think you’re a better pundit than Alan Shearer? Can you out-think Gary Neville? Prove
PAUL RUNS FOR THE DOOR Paul who has been running on and off for the last year or so has decided to take on the Stroud Trail Half Marathon while raising funds for The Door. For the unfamiliar unlike road
When her daughter’s mental health started to deteriorate, Karen didn’t realise quite how much of a God-send The Door would be in helping them both get through the struggles. Nine months on, Karen is so grateful for the support from
A big thankyou to everyone that supported this year’s Christmas Challenge! Over the course of the 5 day challenge we received over £2500 in donations which were all match funded thanks to pledges from Murrays Estate Agents, Renishaw plc, MBS
Stroud Raft and Duck Race Sunday 1st October, 2017 The Stroud Raft Race is back for the second year running but with a few surprises! Firstly, this year the raft race will be held as part of the Stroud Fringe
You Raise Me Up! Summer concert at The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Beeches Green. 7:30pm, Friday 14th July. Featuring the Pamoja Gospel Choir (Cheltenham) ,Whiteshill and Ruscombe Community Choir, Angie’s Community Choir and ONYX Christian Folk Band as well
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Our fundraising team visited the Gloucestershire Business Show 2017, The Door’s Fundraising Coordinator Annabel tells us about their day. Known as #GBS17 in social media language. This event is more than a conference and more than an exhibition and all held
“I feel like I have learned so much about life and myself and I would never have been able to do that without The Door The Door, has recently received a £3,000 grant from the Zurich Community Trust to continue