Card Factory - £1500 donated towards the costs of Arts and Crafts for use at our events

Young Lily wanted to raise funds on behalf of her little heart warrior brother Eoin, she made and sold sweet bags during Heart Month 2022, and raised an incredible £215. Well done Lily

Young Niamh recently had her hair cut to raise funds for Young at Heart, not only did she raise an amazing £1431 she also donated her hair to another charity that makes wigs for children with cancer

Halesowen Gold Club held a number of different event over the past 12 months at the Golf Club and raised an incredible £3310

July 2021 we was granted an amazing £1500 by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham Charity

In Loving Memory of Donald Warwick : 3/8/1930 - 3/7/2021

In July 2021 we was generously donated £400 by the Warwick Family in memory of Donald Warwick, great grandad to heart Warrior Lily

Young at Heart was recently donated £250 in July 2021 from the Heart of England Community Fund

11 year old Zoe walked 5km around Witton Lakes on Sunday 13th June 2021, and raised an incredible £315

M6 Toll

Our friends at M6 Toll recently donated 1000 medical facemasks to Young at Heart for our members to use at some of our upcoming social events

Young at Heart was lucky to be granted £1000.00 for M6 Toll Road towards the purchase of some INR machines, we held a cheque presentation at our social event at Dudley Zoo in May 2021

Vicki runs a online raffle and for the month of May 2021 raised funds for Young at Heart. She raised an amazing £619.00

During lockdown Anthony and his daughter decider to hold virtual steam rallies and asked for online donations for Young at Heart. They raised a incredible £785.00

Amelia completed 100 jumps on the trampoline and Harry completed 100 back flips on the trampoline on 3rd May 2021  as part of the Captain Tom 100 Challenge and raised £165 for Young at Heart

Starring Jonny Barnett, Adrian Laing, Mark Rattay and Joe Lawless(aka Santa) raised £4500 from their fundraising production.

Another happy member receives an INR machine to enable her to home test.

Thank you to Adam South & family friend Sally Spencer who ran the 2018 London Marathon  raising over £2700.00

Two of our young members each receive an INR machine donated by Young at Heart to enable home testing.

Two of our young members each receive an INR machine donated by Young at Heart to enable home testing.

Thank you to member Adam South,  his brother Olly South and everyone who sponsored both of them to run this years B'ham Half Marathon in aid of our charity and to date have raised £2200.

Mr Brawn was presented with a gift of this real oak chopping board handcrafted by Cabinet Maker, Jamie Hubbard, who donated this board especially for a special member of our team.. Jamie added the Young at Heart logo to personalise it and the rather unique feature on the other side of the board, gives it special meaning.  There was a ‘defect’ hole in the piece of wood used and this makes the board even more poignant to Young at Heart and we hope to you also.

Thank you to member Adam South,  his brother Olly South and everyone who sponsored both of them to run this years B'ham Half Marathon in aid of our charity and to date have raised £2200.

Thanks to Jordan Hunt and his family for donating £600 to go towards helping us purchase INR machines.

A big thank you to Georgia and her family for their fundraising events raising £1665.00

A big thank you to everyone who donated  Brum Punx Picnic. Jon Hoey presents a cheque for £1000 and £558.55

A big thank you to everyone who donated  Brum Punx Picnic. Jon Hoey presents a cheque for £1000 and £558.55

Thank you to everyone who was involved in the various fundraising events held by The Freeman Family to support our charity.

Charlie presents a £3000 cheque from the joint Ball with Young at Heart held in October 2016

Thank you to everyone who was involved in the fundraising events at Hadley Learning Community who raised a massive £2761.14

Thank you to everyone who was involved in the various fundraising events held by The Freeman Family to support our charity.

Thank you for your continued support

in 2018 with the annual canal walk fundraising event.

Another happy member receives an INR machine donated by Young at Heart to enable him to home test

Thank you to Mark Webster & family  for orgainising a Golf Day and raising £3500.00.

Louisa Williams, Mom to the late Sophia Williams, pictured here presenting a cheque to Deb and Sandra for £2500,00 which Sophia’s family raised from a sponsored cycling event from John O’Groats to Land’s End. This fund raising event was lovingly done by their family and friends in Sophia’s memory.

Hi to all the Young at Heart members. I just wanted to tell you  about the water rafting which myself and friends did to raise money for this brilliant charity. Ever since my son became a member, I have wanted to show my support and find some way of thanking the charity for all they have done for my son (Bailey) over the years.  Our water rafting experience took place at the National White Water Centre in Bala, Wales.   We got 4 exhilarating and adrenalin fuelled runs down the steep and rocky mountain river. The experience still remains one of the best things we have ever done and we would definitely do it again. We would just all like to say a big thank you to all our family and friends who supported and sponsored us. Between the 7 of us we managed to raise £451. I personally want to say a big thank you to all my friends who made this possible, my water rafting team Jamie, Emily, Julie, Shaun, Sam and Faye. I do hope that the money we raise will help in some small way. Love Mandy, Bailey, Kc xx

Gary Grewal presenting a cheque for £476.40. Gary ran the Birmingham Half Marathon and his employers Baker Tilly UK Audit PPL kindly donated a further £150.00

Mark, Claire and Thomas Webster present a fundraising cheque for £950.00. Mark had his chest waxed at his local pub and participated in a fitness regime.

Jan's Story -

This is my 9th successive London and my 19th marathon altogether. Just love doing London it's amazing, I thought that I wasn't going to do it this year as I didn't get in with any ballot, and then when you offered me the place quite late on in the training, I was over the moon, so thank you again.

I did my first marathon in 2006 for my 60th b/day [London]. My lovely husband John was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer during the training and died the week before Christmas the same year, aged 58yrs.  So I have tried and succeeded, to do London each year since, as a tribute to him, that's why I was so happy to have got the place.  The running and my super friends at Black Pear Joggers in Worcester, has been very therapeutic for me during the grieving process and I know how lucky I am to be able to do what I do.

Thanks to Natasha Warman for running in the 2014 Worcester Marathon to raise funds for our charity

 HASSRA West Midlands regional charity of the year’s dress down day to raise money for Young at Heart.  The dress down day was agreed in memory of former HASSRA West Midlands Board of Management member Lynda Gadsden. Lynda, who worked at Dudley CMG passed away whilst on holiday with her family in 2012 after suffering a heart attack.  A massive thank you to everyone for raising such a fantastic amount in memory of a very special lady, Lynda would be extremely proud of you all!

Charlotte Griffiths receiving an INR machine donated by Young at Heart which will enable her son to do his required blood tests at home.

Thank you to Aston Labs who chose us as their charity of the year to fundraise for in 2013 and again in 2014.  Claire receives a cheque from the staff.

Thank you to Trustee Kerrie Rose's Dad and Brother for doing a sponsored canoe trip down the River Severn from Ironbridge to Stourport and raising £709.20.

INR MA

A member receives an INR machine donated by Young at Heart to enable home testing.

Mom Ashlea says "This is going to make such a difference to Ellis' life, I can't thank you enough".

Thank you to everyone who took part in this years sponsored walk which Martina Ponsonby and her family arranged to support our charity.

Thank you to member Bailey Pearce, his sister KC and cousin for raising money for us by holding a sponsored silence.

Thanks to Matthew Greaves who ran the 2015 London Marathon for us.

With the kindness of Matt's family, friends and colleagues sponsoring Matt he raised a staggering £5336.

Well done Matt and thank you.

Thanks to Matthew Greaves who ran the 2015 London Marathon for us.

With the kindness of Matt's family, friends and colleagues sponsoring Matt he raised a staggering £5336.

Well done Matt and thank you.

Thank you Fruitdrops Sweetshop for holding a charity day.  Owner Jill Drummond's daughter and her friend baked and sold cakes, the girls raised £125.72, thank you.