Thank you for coming to the 2022 Trail!  What a fantastic day it was.  The sun shined, the village came out to enjoy the event in their hundreds with lots of red, white and blue

and £000s were raised for at least 24 charities and local organisations!

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In particular the following benefitted:

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Sight for Surrey

Eikon youth mental health organisation

Mane Chance Horse Sancturary

St Ann's Heath school

1st Virginia Water Scouts

Trumps Green Women's Institute

Dementia UK

Ukraine Aid

Virginia Water Community Association

Virginia Water Library

Tabitha Cambodia Foundation

Helping Hands Penan

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In 2020 during the first lockdown, charity shops were closed but donations were piling up, both in garages and on pavements.  The Jumble Trail seemed like an ideal way to free up recycling centres and charity shops from too many donations and for people to make a bit of cash from their unwanted lockdown clear-outs, whilst raising some much needed funds for local charities.  

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Acclaimed actress & founder of Mane Chance Horse Sanctuary, Jenny Seagrove, opened the Trail at 10am with the Mayor of Runnymede, Margaret Harnden.

Check the Gallery page for more great photos of the day.

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