Fearless Fundraisers Take the Leap for Rainbow Foundation

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In a breathtaking display of courage and community spirit, four extraordinary individuals (photo left to right – Abbie Lachtane, Ceri Hughes, Maria Huxley and Karen Land) soared to new heights—literally—by completing tandem skydives in support of the Rainbow Foundation. Their daring jumps marked the grand finale of the Foundation’s week-long celebration of Ageing Without Limits, a campaign dedicated to challenging stereotypes and embracing the limitless potential of ageing.

Rainbow Foundation Celebrates CEO’s Buckingham Palace Invitation with Afternoon Tea and a New Era of Excellence

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Clients of the Rainbow Foundation’s Day Opportunities service gathered for a special afternoon tea this week, celebrating CEO Caroline Tudor-James’ prestigious invitation to Buckingham Palace’s Garden Party. Caroline attended the garden party alongside her mother, Abigal Tudor, who served as the founding Centre Manager for its first two decades before retiring in 2014. The event marked a significant milestone for the Foundation as it officially launches as an Ageing Well Centre of Excellence for Wales.

Changing Habits Graduate Triumphs at Wrexham 10K, Championing Health and Community with the Rainbow Foundation

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The Wrexham 10K saw an incredible display of determination and perseverance this weekend, with 28 Rainbow Runners lacing up their trainers to raise funds for the Rainbow Foundation. Among them was Patricia Downes, a proud graduate of the Changing Habits for Life Programme, who took on the challenge as part of this inspiring team effort to support the foundation’s mission.

Wrexham Charity celebrates Penley’s unique Polish Heritage

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Over the last 18months, funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the Penley Polish Heritage Project has been retracing the roots of those whose families made harrowing journeys to safety after the second world war, capturing some of the unique history and heritage. The project closed with a pop-up exhibition and consultation event, celebrating the arrival and settlement of the Penley Polish community during World War Two.