STORY: NATIONAL DOUGHNUT WEEK 2025 DATE ANNOUNCEMENT

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NATIONAL DOUGHNUT WEEK 2025

  • National Doughnut Week will take place 10th-18th May 2025
  • NDW 2024 raised over £44,000

Bakers, cafes and businesses across the UK ensured National Doughnut Week 2024 was a great success raising over £44,000 for The Children’s Trust, For children with brain injury. In total the fundraising week has now raised £628,339 20 years for the charity which delivers rehabilitation, education and community services through skilled teams who work with children and young people and their families.

Organisers are now looking forward to next year with the week taking place 10th-18th May 2025.

All the funds raised through the week go directly to the charity and this year bakers, cafés, bistros, delis, small businesses  from across England, Scotland and Wales including Bird’s Bakery in the East Midlands; Malcolm Barnecutt Bakery in the South West: Flour and Bean in East Anglia; Breadalbane in Scotland; A E Barrow and Sons in Kent; Dunns in London; David Jenkins in Wales; Stuarts in Scotland;  Burns The Bread In Somerset;Dorringtons in Sawbridge: Warings in Reading; Simmons in Hertfordshire; Truffles Bakery in Sussex and Luke Evans in Derbyshire took part.

The charity fundraising week, sponsored by CSM Ingredients, was launched in 1992 by Christopher Freeman, co-owner of Dunns Bakery. Since then, he has gone to raise £1,143,546. in total. Every year 40,000 children in the UK are left with a brain injury as a result of an accident or illness and it can be devastating – they may no longer be able to walk, talk, stand, sit, or feed themselves – sometimes all of these abilities. The Children’s Trust aims to help rebuild as many of their skills as possible, as well as their self-esteem.

 James Dedman, General Manager UK & Ireland, at CSM Ingredients comments:

“This year’s National Doughnut Week was another great success, raising the most money since 2009 and we want to say a huge thank you to all the businesses that took part and to the people who bought doughnuts. We will be encouraging even more bakers from across the UK to take part next year and help raise vital funds for The Children’s Trust. Every penny raised goes directly to the charity to help them carry on their important work. Don’t forget to put 10th-18th May in all your diaries.”

Christopher Freeman, Founder of National Doughnut Week added:

“2024 has been another successful year for National Doughnut Week, raising one of our biggest totals yet. All the money raised goes directly to The Children's Trust and we are delighted to have been working with them for 20 years. We encourage all bakers, cafes and small businesses to make a note in their diary for the 2025 week and join in the fundraising with us.”

All administration costs for the week are covered by the sponsors.


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