BBC Children in Need announced its fundraising total for the 2017 Appeal, £60,750,000.
Highlights from the 2017 Appeal include BBC Radio 2’s fundraising spearheaded by Chris Evans’ Breakfast Show which saw millions raised through CarFest and the Breakfast Show’s auctions, Countryfile’s 2017 calendar and Ramble weekends, The One Show’s Rickshaw Challenge and a BBC Children in Need Rocks the 80s concert.
The charity said that the total would not have been possible without the public once again coming together to help raise money to change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people.
Simon Antrobus, Chief Executive of BBC Children in Need, says: “People across the UK should be feeling incredibly proud. It is hard to put into words what an enormous impact this money will have on the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across the UK who need it most.
“To our fantastic supporters who made this possible, and who once again went above and beyond to make a difference: thank you, we couldn’t have done it without you.”
Yeah right, the charity recieved 10p all the rest went to to the big-wigs
And so the audited accounts filed at Companies House, with the Charity Commission and with the Department for Culture Media and Sport are fake then? Have you reported this to the police you moronic idiot?
Are you on drugs?
No projects in your area benfiting from CIN then Martin?