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Since the year 2000, this annual
event has raised almost
£150,000.
The money has gone to Hospice
Cancer Care, the Neo-Natal Unit
at Nobles Hospital, Oscar's
Dreams, Craig's
Heartstrong Foundation &
Hospice Rebecca House.
With your continued help and
support, we will continue to
make this amount bigger.
A huge thank you to all who
continue to help us!!
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David Lyons
became the 10th
Anniversary Winner of Manx
Stars in Their Eyes,
since the event
began in 2000, with
his
performance of "Cry
Me a River" by
Michael Buble.
The
Judges decision was
tough as this years
show again provided some
of the best acts the
annual competition
has seen. David
received a cheque
for £750 thanks to
Jaks Bar &
Steakhouse
In second
place singing
Barbara Dixon and
Elaine Paige's "I
know him so well" was
Beth Christian and
Francesca Glover.
Beth and Francesca
received a cheque
for £500 from
Barclays Wealth.
In third
place was 13 year
old
Miah Bellew
who sang
Ellie Goulding's "Your
Song".
Miah received a
cheque for £250 from
A&J Butchers.
The show got off to
a dazzling start thanks to
the Rachel Wild
Performers Studio
Dancers with an
amazing Footloose
routine and Gena's Dance Academy
showcased up and
coming productions
for 2012 in the
interval together
with dances from
Perry O'Dea, Gena ,Jaico
Garcia (Winner of
Young Dancer of Man)
and Alice
Smith(Runner-up of
Young Dancer of Man).
Other singers on
the night were
Laurence Mingins
who sang "Brown
eyed Girl"
by Van Morrison,
Les Harrison who
as Neil
Diamond sang
"Sweet
Caroline", Chloe
Harrison sang
"It's all about
tonight" by
Pixie Lott,
Andrew
McCullough
performed as
Garth Brooks
with his hit "If
tomorrow never
comes", Liam
Moorhouse who
dressed to
impress as Boy
George singing
"Karma
Chameleon",
Paul, Chris
Terry and Graham
who with jackets
an all performed
as Showaddy
Waddy with their
hit "Under the
Moon of
Love" Joe Wylde
sang "I’m yours"
by Jason Mraz,
Mike
Bonner transformed
into Freddy
Mercury singing
"Somebody to
Love" Natalie
Cretney
performed as
Leona Lewis with
her single "Run"
Mark Walton
sang "It only
takes a minute"
by Take That's
Gary Barlow,
Lyndsey Smart
did a Brits
performance of
"Someone like
you" by Adele
and finally Joe
Hillard sang "Trouble"
by James Blunt.
A huge thank you to
the main sponsors of
the show Edward Bryan
Safe & Secure and to
our prize sponsors
Jaks Bar and
Steakhouse, Barclays
Wealth and A& J
Butchers. Also a big
thank you to the
team from OSA,
Greenlight TV and
the Naseem Charity
girls. Early
indications are that
the event raised
£15,500 for the
Hyperbaric
Chamber here on the
Island.
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 In
2000, 2001 &
2002, the
Stars team supported
the Isle of Man
Hospice Care for
Cancer patients and
raised over
£52,500 towards
annual running
costs. Hospice
continues to provide
specialist
palliative care for
patients and their
families facing life
limiting illness
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In 2005, the
Stars team supported
the Isle of
Man Hospice Care for
Cancer patients and
the Special Care
Baby Unit at the
Isle of Man
Hospital. They
raised over
£15,000 and
split it between the
two charities. |
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 In
2006, the Stars
team chose to
support
Craig's Heartstrong
Foundation. The
team raised
£18,000 for the
charity that
continues to hold
annual free heart
screenings.
For more information
on when the next heart
screening will be,
click here. |
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In 2007, the
Stars team
raised
£14,500 for the
Special Care Baby
Unit at the Isle of
Man Hospital. The
team at the Hospital
do a sterling job
and with our support
bought more vital
equipment to help
the most vulnerable
at their critical
time of need. |
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 In
2008 & 2009, the Stars team chose
to support Rebecca House at the Isle of Man Hospice. The amount raised over the two
nights was approx £33,000
which will go towards the £400,000 running costs of the wing. |
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 In
2010, the Stars
team raised
£18,000 for
Naseem's Manx Brain
Tumour Charity. The
charity provides
financial assistance
to Isle of Man
residents diagnosed
with a brain tumour.. |
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2011
This year, the Stars team have chosen
to support Hyperbaric Isle of Man. The chamber provides hyperbaric oxygen
therapy to a wide range of patients suffering from injuries and chronic medical
conditions. |
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