A year later than originally planned Blood Bike ‘Scott’ has officially been decommissioned and retired from our fleet. Just as the world was turned upside down last year we had planned for ‘Scott’ to leave our operational fleet however as delays for parts for our other vehicles and with the increase in demand for our service would have added extra pressure we decided to delay his retirement.
You can donate all your broken and unwanted jewellery to raise money for Northumbria Blood Bikes.
If you have any gold, silver, odd earrings, broken chains, costume jewellery and watches, you can recycle them at no cost to you whilst making money for Northumbria Blood Bikes.
Yesterday, one of our volunteer’s had the pleasure of giving a virtual talk to the Bishop Auckland U3A (University of the Third Age). Our speaker John joined the group’s online meeting to share with them an insight into the work we carry out. Feedback received has been really positive and although we couldn’t present to them in person it has been great to get back to giving ‘talks’. Thank you very much to everybody who joined us for our virtual presentation.
Join #TeamBloodBikes for this year’s Great North Run. We have places available for both NABB and our charity. To join #TeamBloodBikes visit: www.northumbriabloodbikes.org.uk/gnr
Well apparently 2020 happened and what a year it will be remembered as in the history books. When we recapped what it brought our charity it was lovely to see that it was actually filled with lots of positives through the difficulties we were presented with. Please click on the link below to take a look at what last year entailed for our charity in more detail:
It is with the greatest pleasure we can happily announce that our charity is welcoming in 2021 by hitting a milestone amount of jobs and have achieved 70,000 jobs completed free of charge to the NHS.