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• 'All we do is for Ezrah', the family raising funds and awareness of infection in memory of their baby boy

  Sarah Doolin and Craig Pollard are finalists in the 2025 Make a Difference Awards

  Duration: 4:15

• Raising funds to bring new opportunities to a Cornish village

  Nanette Newton-Hinge has been nominated for a 麻豆社 Radio Cornwall Make a Difference Award

  Duration: 3:19

• 'It's an opportunity to prove that anyone can do it at any age' - taking on a fundraising challenge for Cornwall Hospice Care

  11 year old Ethan is a finalist in the 麻豆社 Radio Cornwall Make a Difference Awards 2025

  Duration: 3:29

• Bringing musicians together to raise funds for local causes

  Helstonbury's Paul Turton, a finalist in the 麻豆社 Radio Cornwall Make a Difference Awards

  Duration: 3:51
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  At a time when we鈥檙e being asked to work together, we will be sharing details of where you can find help and support from organisations and individuals in your area who are working hard to make things easier for you.

  If you are in a position to help and have something that you鈥檇 like us to share, get in touch:

  Email: radio.cornwall@bbc.co.uk and put "Make a Difference" into the subject title.

  Phone: 01872 275421

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• Support Local

  It's great to hear how many people in Cornwall are supporting their local shops, traders and businesses.

  We are highlighting examples of how Cornish companies are getting creative and adapting to survive - to get involved just email radio.cornwall@bbc.co.uk and put "Support Local" in the title line.

  

• "Help from the CCF meant not only could we keep going, we could go from strength to strength" - Leigh Yates, Sparkle Academy.

  Volunteers have been providing help to families in need across west Cornwall.
  The Cornwall Community Foundation is striving to help people in Cornwall manage the impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic - It's hoping to raise 拢2m to support grass roots charities.聽

  

• The Stithians pub honoured at the British Pub Awards for helping to hold the community together during lockdown.

  Sarah Sear from the Golden Lion in Stithians told Julie Skentelbery at Breakfast about all the things they did during the coronavirus lockdown to win the title of "Community Heroes".

  

• Jodie Clarke was raising money for 麻豆社 Children in Need this weekend.

  Jodie, who's 24 and lives near Looe, has Down's Syndrome.
  She and mum Adie walked six miles聽round Siblyback Lake on Saturday and Sunday - so far they've raised three times the 拢500 target.

  

• Thomas, five, from Exeter was very worried about Father Christmas catching coronavirus so his family called 麻豆社 Radio Cornwall.

  Thomas, his mum Clare and granny Rosemary spoke to Laurence Reed - and a very special guest joined the conversation

  

• One county. Many voices. You need to watch this spectacular version of 'Cornwall, My Home'.

  Stop what you're doing and check out this brilliant version of 'Cornwall, My Home', sung by Cornwall County Choirs. It'll make you proud to be Cornish!

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