Nico has been busy building this fantastic Lego model! Well Done!

Max and Darcy have been having lots of fun! Thank you for the pictures! 

Jack has been making the most if his time during lockdown! These pictures are testimony to how a little bit of imagination and a whole lot of skill can bear amazing results! A rainbow cake and a pizza! Well done Jack! 

CHIPS would like to thank Crouchfield Trust for donating a HUGE £10,000.00! 

The Crouchfield Trust is a registered charity that was originally set up in 1989 with the proceeds of the Crouchfield School.  The main purpose of the Trust is to promote the education, training and provision of care facilities for children and young people who ‘delinquent, neglected, ill-treated and in need of care, within Hertfordshire.  The Trust distributes grants accrued from its capital to voluntary organisations and other charities who have schemes or projects  that promote the object of the trust. For example, one of the most recent grants that has been provided was to a young person accommodation project in which money was given to them over a period of 3 years to enable start up costs for a hostel for 16-25 year olds including young people who were leaving care.

CHIPS would like to thank Cllr Andrews for donating £600.00 from the locality budget! 

CHIPS would like to Thank St Michael Mead Freemasons for their donation of £500.00!

CHIPS would like to Thank Cuffley Lodge Masons for their donation of £1000.00! 

CHIPS would like to Thank Woollensbrook Crematorium in Hoddesdon for their donation of £454.20. They donate regularly and really help us to reach our goals!

CHIPS would like to Thank the 2nd Hoddesdon Scout group for kindly donating £250.00. Graham Nickson CHIPS chairman attended a special awards ceremony, where he was presented with the cheque by Cllr Steve Wortley (The Mayor of Broxbourne). 

CHIPS would like to say a huge thank you to East Herts Miniature Railway for their kind donation of £500.00.  

Their operation is run entirely by volunteer-based enthusiasts who give up their free time to run and maintain the railway. After defraying the cost of running the railway, they make regular donations to nominated charities and local organisations.

Both their independent railway and the Van Hage Garden Centre are popular visitor destinations for children and parents alike, where there are a variety of activities available. For more information on Van Hage’s facilities, please visit their website at http://www.vanhage.co.uk/garden-centres/great-amwell.