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The Evie Dove Foundation relies on donations and fundraising to support our mission of saving young lives. Your generosity would mean the world to us and everyone we support.

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Thanks so much for joining the ‘Evie Dove Foundation League’, and for doing your bit to improve the speed and pastoral quality of medical care for sick children in the UK by increasing the number of compassionate Paediatric Nurses, Doctors and Consultants through awarding grants to help fund progression through higher education.
We have a prize fund of £1k for the 22/23 season, generously donated by one of our amazing sponsors. We are sure you will understand that we need to have a set of rules for how this prize money is allocated.
To put yourself in with a chance of winning a prize, you will need to make a £10 pledge to the Evie Dove Foundation, AND convert this into a £10 payment to the Foundation when we have charity status.
If you don’t do both of these then you will be playing just for fun – you are really welcome, but it’s really important we make that clear up front! No pledge/payment = no prize!
If you make a pledge and/or payment of less than £10, you will be in the mix for a percentage of each prize – for example if you pledge £5, you will be eligible for 50% of every prize available.
The league is open for new entrants until 23:59 on Wednesday 31st August. If you have not entered a team AND made a pledge by this deadline, then you will not be eligible for any prize money and will be playing just for fun.
When we have charity status we will contact you directly to convert your pledge into payment. We will ask you to make payment within 14 days of our contact for you to be eligible for any prizes. If you do not make payment, again you will not be eligible for any prize money and will be playing just for fun.
Prizes will be awarded for the following categories, and will be paid out within one week of the final game of the season.
- Overall winner = £300
- Best Non Triple Captain Gameweek = £125
- Best total team score in the week you play your Triple Captain = £125
- Best Free Hit = £125
- Lowest number of transfers (to qualify for this prize you will need to achieve a minimum of 1950 points over the season – just to ensure we do not reward ‘inactive’ teams!) = £125
- Mystery prize find = £150
- Best Team Name – judged by Howard, Katie & Edward. Their decision is final! = £50
In the event of a tie in any category, prize money will be shared equally.

Once again thanks for taking part in the ‘Evie Dove Foundation League’. Have a great season!

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Sophie Cripps

Hello! Following my London Marathon in April, where I was delighted to raise funds for the Evie Dove Foundation who supported me to engage in further training in Family Therapy, I’m taking on another challenge and running the New Forest Marathon on the 13th of September! In the NHS, I have worked as a Specialist Clinical Psychologist within a community paediatric palliative care team for over three years, where I developed a particular passion for supporting families living with cancer and other life-limiting conditions. In September, I will be starting a new role as a Senior Clinical Psychologist within a paediatric oncology team, and the Evie Dove Foundation is generously supporting me to further develop my skills so that I can perform this role to the best of my ability. I’m incredibly grateful for their continued support and would love to use my passion for running to continue raising funds for this important charity. A cancer diagnosis can be profoundly disruptive to family life. It affects not only the child or young person receiving treatment, but parents, siblings and the wider family, often bringing uncertainty, fear, changes in roles and relationships, and significant emotional and practical challenges. The Foundation is supporting me to undertake a **two-year Diploma in Narrative Therapy from March 2027**, which will help me further develop my skills in working alongside families during these incredibly difficult times. Narrative Therapy is a respectful and empowering approach that recognises the expertise people and families have in their own lives. It draws on their strengths, relationships, values, hopes and resources, helping them to find ways of navigating some of life’s hardest experiences without allowing cancer to become the whole story of who they are. Every donation, however big or small, will help support the Foundation and its work, as well as my continued professional development so that I can offer skilled and meaningful psychological support to families affected by childhood cancer. Thank you so much for supporting me — now I just need to get myself through another 26.2 miles! 🏃‍♀️💙

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