Help the Hatters Update 46

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Sunday 28 September was not only the day after County`s excellent FA Cup win at Harrogate, it was when County supporters pulled all the stops out again in an inspirational double whammy!


 
Gate Crew...." They Shall not Pass ...not without paying anyway !
First off...just before 06.00( yes unbelievable isn`t it, but such an hour does exist!), a band of Help the Hatters stalwarts were on site to open the Booth Street Car Park to set another giant Car Boot Sale in motion.

 
scb.....Man with a mission.....

It was a giant affair as well, as over 100 sellers plied their wares .The weather was amazingly balmy for the time of year, so expect Hurricane Herbert to be abroad for the next one!

 
Chris and David, `park em up !'
The organisation, put together by Angela Moore, was spot on and the effort will significantly bolster Help the Hatters efforts to assist the Club.

 
Fitzy and a barely discernible John Gaskin in the distance!
There will hopefully be one more Car Boot for 2014. A license has been applied for, for Sunday 19 October, so if you are able to help at any stage on that date ,please let Angela know via email  hthcarboot@hotmail.co.uk

They`re off- the W.P begins work !

Nine o`clock saw Help the Hatters and the Stockport County Supporters Cooperative confirm that not only is `Stronger Together’ a neat tag line, but also the way forward for supporters of the Club, as the two organisations united effectively , meeting at the blues spiritual and actual home....Hardcastle Road ,for the Bungalow  Working Party organised to tackle the job of painting the front of the `Bung’ in response to the deal they concluded with Saint Saviour to donate 50p for every match day pint sold on their premises, to the Players Fund.
 
Lots to do.......

The colour scheme decided upon was white and blue.....unsurprising from a County perspective, but for a Labour Club something of a departure!

 
End of Bung WP 1....great start !

A good start was made, and other Working Party`s will follow, so please volunteer to help if you can. For sure there will be another W.P. this coming Sunday ( start 9 a.m) ,and there may be others before hand during the day. If you are available either during the day mid week or week-ends, let John Gaskin or myself know please.     












Rucksack Appeal for Stockport Homeless Charity-The Wellspring.  

Before the last home game the Supporters Cooperative put out a collection appeal for The Wellspring, and wish to thank all those that kindly donated  items, which are now with the Charity.

Now the colder months are fast approaching we make no apologies for reaching out to you again.  This is the time of the year that The Wellspring really appreciate any donations.

 

 
Proceeds of last Coop collection from fans en-route to the Wellspring!

The items they would be most grateful for are as follows:
  • Coffee/tea/sugar
  • Sleeping bags
  • Flasks
  • Rucksacks
  • Hats, gloves & scarfs
  • Warm clothing
  • Waterproof clothing
  • Underwear
Items of clothing can be in new or good condition, any size and can be unisex or for men or ladies.

Please bring these items along to:
  • Wednesday 1 October: The Open Meeting / Robinson's Roadshow at the Fingerpost
  • Saturday 4 October - SCFC v Gloucester City: '
    • The Bungalow' (Edgeley & Shaw Heath Labour Club) prior to the game
    • The Co-operative's stall within the concourse area of the Cheadle Stand on match days.
The above initiative is being fully supported by Stockport County.


Ian Brown
 

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