CHRISTMAS FUNDRAISER FOR E.A.CH
The Foundation held a ‘Beattie’s Christmas Bonanza’ in aid of E.A.C.H (East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices).
Thanks to the generosity of various companies we were able to offer two prizes a day between the 18th and 31st December 2020 raising an amazing £1,014.85.

Tickets were sold via Malcolm and then there were two daily draws on video and uploaded on twitter and facebook to show winners being drawn.
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices
This wonderful charity supports families and care for children and young people with life-threatening conditions across Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk. Find out more about East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices charity
Thank you to…
We would like to thank the following for their support:
Toffs – (ITFC Retro Shirt)
Jack Kavangh Art – (Going to a Match Print)
Glory Artwork – (ITFC T- Shirts/Hoodie)
Face Theory.com – (Beard Kit)
Rob Finch
Cult Zero & Curtis Yates – (Kevin Beattie Goodybag)
Old School Football – (Retro ITFC T Shirt)
Find a Gift – (ITFC Newspaper Book)
Matthew Wolfenden (Actor) – (Emmerdale Goodybag)
MJF – (Mystery Shirt)
Matthew J I Wood Design & illustration – (Portman Road Poster)
Up to 20 words – (I love Ipswich Town print)
The Football Coach – (£100 vouchers)
Retrotext UK – (ITFC Teletext Mugs)
JMD Media – (ITFC Books)
Retro Canvas FC – (UEFA Cup Winners Canvas & Coasters)
Nicholas Church – (£50)
Football Billionaire – (Billionaire Board Game)
Project Futbol – (ITFC 1st Team Mugs x 2)
Slaters Menswear – (Slaters £100 Vouchers)
Everything Printed – (ITFC Hoodie)
Good Team – (UEFA Cup Team Print)
Jones the Shirt – (Roger Osborne Goal Shirt/Mug Combination)
Patrick Lewis, Source One Consulting Ltd – (Office Chair)
Engravers Guild – (Hip Flask)
Torro – (Leather Wallet)
Suffolk Food Hall – (Hamper & voucher)
- Coes – (£10 Voucher)
- Kitman – (ITFC Shirt)
Full list of winners can be requested by contacting malcolmthompson10@outlook.com
Overall, thanks to the kindness of the ITFC Family, we raised in a matter of just 4 weeks the amount of £1,014.85
Kevin always wanted his name to help others in years to come, that is the aim of the KBF charity