Saturday, 20th March 2010

georginas gang

Georgina gets her new room as building trades join the gang

Georgina Pearce, right, and her sister, Jessica, 9, in her new bedroom which was built onto her parents’ home. (Picture by Steve Sarre, 0929050)

THE generosity of islanders means a terminally ill teenager can stay at home with her family.

Generosity keeps Georgina in the family

Georgina Pearce, centre, with sister Jessica and family friend Donna Allen outside the extension that will allow the Niemann-Pick Type C sufferer to remain at home. (Picture by Peter Frankland, 0842495)

THE generosity of islanders means a local family’s wish will soon come true.

Islanders’ generosity sees work begin at Georgina’s home

Georgina Pearce at her home in the Castel, where work has begun to build an extension in order that she can stay with her family for as long as possible. (Picture by Steve Sarre, 0777631)

FOUNDATIONS have been laid to transform the life of one Guernsey girl and her family.

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Quiz night raises £1,500 for Georgina’s Gang

A CHARITY quiz has raised over £1,500 for the Georgina’s Gang appeal.

Score not as important as amount of money raised

ISLAND Coachways staff went head to head with Guernsey Police in a charity football match to raise money for Georgina’s Gang.

Lt-Governor supports Georgina

FRIDAY evening’s Hint of Pink ball is expected to raise £4,000 for the Georgina’s Gang charity.

We can’t thank everyone enough

ALMOST £10,000 has already been raised for Georgina’s Gang.

They want to be in her gang

THE parents of a terminally-ill girl say they are lost for words at the amount of support they are receiving from islanders.

Eyes down for Georgina

A BINGO night in aid of Georgina’s Gang is planned for Sunday 8 March.

Georgina’s story

Like many other 12-year-old girls Georgina Pearce loves pink, wearing hats and adores her baby sister. Yet a rare and incurable genetic disease has decreed that hers will be no ordinary childhood, as Suzanne Heneghan reports.