10 children recently received early Christmas presents as a result of the 2019 JAM Fund Cardiff half marathon team. Each child received £250 worth of gifts which were on their list to Santa. The man himself made an early appearance to deliver them in person and the children were amazed

A huge thank you to Mitch Fenton, his family and friends who have helped raise over £500 to help the jamfund !!! ( and a great day it was too!)

On March 1st 2018 Paul and Denise Adamson were invited to represent the charity at a function inside 10 Downing Street held by the Welsh Minister Alun Cairns MP. The event was held on St David’s Day to recognise people and groups within Welsh society who were making a

Pictured are Lewis and Jordan with Ellis Smith of Concept CCTV After a recent burglary in which equipment belonging to the charity was stolen, local security firm CONCEPT CCTV were amazing in their response. The company donated and installed an infra red camera system and security lighting system to help

Five year old Ellie May from Barry receiving her pink princess bicycle from Daniel Ladner. Dan raised the funds for the bicycle by running in the Cardiff Half Marathon for the JAM Fund in 2017. Our thanks to Dan who has been able to see directly how his fundraising has

12 year old Ivona Nedelcheva from Barry in her new p pod chair which cost in excess of £1000 and is custom fitted. Ivona suffers from a rare condition known as Lennox Gastaut Syndrome. Ivona’s Mum thanked the charity, explaining that Ivona had been forced to sit in a

Recent coverage in the Glamorgan Gem newspaper detailed donations to the following children:- Sebastian from Barry received a £2000 donation towards an “Eye Gaze” machine which will cost £8500! The new and very clever machine captures Sebastian’s eye movements and translates these to letters and phonics on a

Presenting plaque to Bob Sandal of Woodcraft Folk Kingswinford on the occasion of their new meeting hut being built which was partly financed by the JAM Fund.

The JAM Fund was very please to be able to create a new user friendly garden for Tilly from Barry, South Wales. A 53 square metre area of soft rubberised surfacing was supplied by RTC Safety Surfaces of Burnley to enable Tilly who is affected by cerebral Palsy to play

Darren, Dave, Dave and Stuart Three of Paul's work colleagues took on the Cambrian Mountain challenge over several exhausting days to help raise more funds for the JAM Fund and raised well over £2000!!! thanks to the boys for your monumental efforts!

Each year Mitch does a ride to raise money for his old old shipmate Paul. This years was the Maid Marion 75miler around Nottinghamshire The team consisted of (left to right) Damien Numan, Dave Hatton, and Mitch Fenton. Collectively we've raised about £400 so far, with donations, cheques

Paul was a shipmate of this bunch of motley individuals and met up with them at recent reunion in Plymouth where the boys had a collection for the JAM Fund. The money (£310) was donated to a nine year old boy who is affected by autism

The money was donated by the crew of the Northern Explorer oil rig (where Mrs Marsh's husband worked (£300) and the original crew of HMS Cornwall (£310)

At a recent reunion of the sailors of H.M.S. Cornwall in Falmouth, a collection was taken and £500 raised, the Jamfund matched this to increase the donation to £1,000. This amount was donated to "Children's Hospice South West" who support children with life

Andrew Selby (Barry based Olympic boxer) presented JAM Fund chairman, Paul Adamson, with a London 2012 Olympic Boxing shirt signed by the British boxing squad members. The shirt will be auctioned along with other signed sporting memorabilia to raise funds for the charity. The JAM Fund would like to thank

Two charity boxing events held in Yorkshire have raised £2,000 for the charity as well as thousands more for other charities. Leeds based boxing promoter Mr Gary Atkin, a family friend who knew Jamie personally, organised the very successful events to help several charitable organisations. In September 2009,Gary

The JAM Fund was delighted to hand the keys to a brand new wheelchair adapted Renault Master minibus to Martin House children's hospice in October 2008. The minibus keys were handed to Martin House representative Stuart Andrew, by Leeds Rhinos Rugby League team coach Brian Mclellan. The funds

On behalf of the JAM Fund and of my family, I would personally like to thank all JAM Fund team members for their hard work and for representing us in Cardiff . The team looked great and we were very proud of every one of you. I hope you all enjoyed

In July 2006 The Jam Fund held a 1940s themed Summer vening Ball. This was held at Barry Memorial Hall and was attended by the Royal Navy,RAF and Welsh Guards. Over 200 people attended the event, entertainment was provided by the Swansea based big band "Swingshift" who