SLEEP WEEK 2012

This March, the Bee have teamed up with The Legacy Rainbow House to help promote awareness of the work they do and to help them raise as much money as possible for the children of Lancashire.

Sleep week takes place between Friday the 23rd to Saturday the 31st of March. It is a brand new fundraising initiative with loads of fun filled events and activities taking place over the week.

Here are just a few of the events going on:

The Preston Pyjama March - Friday 23rd of March 2012

Start the week on the evening of the 23rd March 2012 by signing up for The Preston Pyjama March, calling in at various trendy bars around Preston City Centre and partying the night away with FREE entry into Squires Nightclub where you can dance & drink until the early hours.

Download a Pyjama March registration form here

Charity Sleepovers

Throughout the week you could even stay at home in your own bed and support us by organising your very own charity sleepover. Invite some friends or family, have a party, play some games and have a midnight feast. All we ask is that you ask for a donation from all those taking part in your sleepover - the amount is totally up to you.

Download a Charity Sleepover Information Sheet

Pyjama Dress Down Day

Alternatively why not organise a sleep related dress down day at your place of work or school, and charge a minimum of £1 per person for the privilege of coming to work/school in their most outrageous pyjamas. Again all proceeds will come directly to the charity.

Download a Dress Down Day Information Pack

Who are The Legacy Rainbow House?

The Legacy Rainbow House is a charity specialises in providing services for children with brain injuries, disabilities and life limiting conditions. Some children have undiagnosed neurological problems.

Our approach is based on an holistic approach to rehabilitation known as Conductive Education which

aims to teach children life enhancing techniques, through education, recreation and sports, so that they can live more independent lives within the community.

To find out more about what they do click here or check out the video below