Sir Paul was kind enough to sign a second calendar for us, which we are auctioning off to the highest bidder on Ebay. Please dig deep and help The Eye Fund to care for future generations of visually impaired people. This is the the second of only two, so get bidding!
Last chance to win a calendar signed by Sir Paul McCartney
Win a calendar signed by Sir Paul McCartney
Sir Paul was kind enough to sign a calendar for us, which we are auctioning off to the highest bidder on Ebay. Please dig deep and help The Eye Fund to care for future generations of visually impaired people.
Update from Carol Sherry
A lot of folks have been checking out the site since Phil set it up and have been helping out The Eye Fund in various ways.
We thought that an update on progress from the family would be appropriate.
- The calendars are now selling really well, but there are still lots more to be sold. Are you sure you have made your order for some?
- Groups of friends have been doing various things to help our fund-raising, not least Simon’s friends in Ipplepen in Devon, who not only raised an amazing £700 from a pub quiz, but have suggested doing the same next year.
- The team of hairdressers I work with are doing a fund raising Saturday. All of the 12 staff will be working in pyjamas and collecting money and selling calendars.
- Paul’s brother, Michael Sherry, is being given a donation of £750 from the drama group in Lutterworth. Michael designs and makes all of the scenery and props for them.
- I could go on but I really mustn’t forget Simon’s nephews, Jacob 13, Jamie 11 and Ciaran 8, who personally raised £350 between them for “Uncle Simon’s” fund.
- When we met Professor Bird and Andrew Webster at Moorfields Eye Hospital last week – where the very first “Simon’s ” counsellor will work – we were gratified to realise that we nearly had enough for the first year’s counselling.
Please keep helping. Simon was such an amazing, brave and unique boy. We owe it to him to do him proud.
Thank you everyone.
Carol (Simon’s Mum)
Thanks to The Plough!
We’d like to extend a huge Thank You! to Mike Traynor and all of the regulars at The Plough in Ipplepen, Devon. They had a charity night and raised over £700 for The Eye Fund. Simon spent his final years in the village there and was a regular in the pub quiz team (and whenever EastEnders was on the big screen). Great work, guys!
The Eye Fund Launched!
The Eye Fund was launched on Thursday 11th October. Thanks to everyone who turned up to support the cause and all those who bought calendars.
We even got a mention on Sir Paul's site: PM Supports The Eye Fund.
Thanks to Steve Cairney for the pics, of which you can see more in the gallery.



