All Upcoming Events
It’s a leap year and that means we have one extra day in 2020 – make it count!
This year we are encouraging you to use your extra day for charity.
Consider donating a day’s worth of your wage to Restore, all money raised will fund vital services for our members helping them in their recovery from mental ill-health.
Volunteer to give a day of your time to come to one of our Recovery Groups and help out with diy or gardening to make our facilities the best they can be for our members.
Or if you fancy doing an activity challenge in 2020, think about sponsorship. We’re glad to help you with promoting your giving pages, helping with social media, or with Restore-branded t-shirts, or flyers.
Winter Clothing Community Drive
Donate your spare warm, winter clothing to help our members.
This winter Restore has an unusual request. We are happily now able to welcome our service users back onsite, but our COVID-19 safety regulations mean that our buildings have to remain extremely ventilated, with doors and windows open at all times. As winter approaches and temperatures fall, we want to keep our 292 members safe, warm and dry. So we’re launching a community drive to gather clean and good quality winter clothing from local businesses, organisations and communities to help us keep our services open to the people who need them.
Throughout October we’ll be accepting donations of winter clothing of all sorts, from hats and gloves to wellies, fleeces, anoraks and coats. We respect our members, and ask that any donations are clean and in excellent condition. Our drive will culminate on 31st October, so that we can distribute the items to our service users across the county before the coldest weather hits. So if you have anything to give, please let us know before then!
If you would like to donate items or discuss this further, please contact a member of our fundraising team at fundraising@restore.org.uk.
Thank you for helping us keep our services running this winter.
Good for the Sole are a walking group based in Banbury.
They serve Banbury, Brackley, Chipping Norton and the surrounding community, organising regular walks for true adventures and aim to promote exploring the beautiful country we’re so lucky to live in. Good for the Sole are passionate about wellbeing and our community and know that their adventures are the breath of fresh air you’ve been looking for.
They are doing a 14km walk on Saturday 10th July, and raising funds for Restore as part of this.
Please email fundraising@restore.org.uk to find out more or If you’re interested sign up via their site.
Good for the Sole are a walking group based in Banbury.
They serve Banbury, Brackley, Chipping Norton and the surrounding community, organising regular walks for true adventures and aim to promote exploring the beautiful country we’re so lucky to live in. Good for the Sole are passionate about wellbeing and our community and know that their adventures are the breath of fresh air you’ve been looking for.
They are doing a 21km walk on Sunday 11th July, and raising funds for Restore as part of this.
Please email fundraising@restore.org.uk to find out more or If you’re interested sign up via their site.
Run, jog or walk for charity or for fun at the World Heritage site, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock in Oxfordshire, the stunning venue for the annual Blenheim 7k on 10th October which also coincides with World Mental Day.
The 7k takes a scenic route around the trails and paths of the Palace, including a spectacular lakeside section. Run, jog or walk, the course offers a challenging run for the more experienced, and beautiful surroundings for the beginner or anyone who wants to take a gentle pace.
Sound good? Want to run, jog, or walk for Restore? Use Code “Restore” to get 20% off registration fee at the checkout.
Please email fundraising@restore.org.uk to find out more or follow the link below:
Come along to our Winter Warmer event at our Elder Stubbs Recovery Group today!
There will be a roaring fire,music mulled juice as you explore our tasty treats and homemade gifts and cards.
Please join us, everyone is welcome
No registration fee
Minimum Fundraising Target: £100
Bike Oxford is a day of short (25 miles), medium (50 miles) and long (80 miles) marked rides, taking in the best scenery of Oxford, Oxfordshire villages and the surrounding countryside.
As an entrant to Bike Oxford, you will benefit from a medal at the end of your ride, feed stations on the long and medium routes and on-course first aid should it be required.
We’ll support you with a bespoke Restore running vest, and so much more!
Sign up here
Once you have filled out the form we will be in touch and provide you with your free registration code to apply at Bike Oxford checkout.
If you have already secured a place independently then we’d still love for you to join #TeamRestore and Ride for Recovery!
Please email fundraising@restore.org.uk
JustGiving
Want to kick-start your fundraising?
Please join our campaign page here
Click on the orange “start fundraising” to get started!
Thank you so much for your support.
Elder Stubbs Fayre 2022
Saturday 20th August, 12:00pm – 4:30pm
Stalls, live music, good food and children’s entertainment.
Come along for a festive shop just off the Cowley Road, Oxford. Crafts handmade by members of our Beehive recovery group. All proceeds will support Restore’s work for better mental health in Oxfordshire.
Access through Restore’s Garden Café.