Friends of RNC

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We all need Friends!

Each year Friends of RNC raise funds for a variety of projects at RNC. How the money is raised is only limited by your imagination....

  • Sponsored bike rides
  • Coffee mornings
  • Bungee jumps
  • Jumble sales
  • Musical events and concerts
  • Whatever takes your fancy!

There is currently a group in Hereford which meets to arrange fundraising events but other Friends are all over the UK and you can form your own group or raise funds on your own wherever you live. You will receive support from the RNC Fundraising Team with appropriate fundraising materials, advice and the opportunity to visit the college to see where your money is going.

Groups meet regularly throughout the year to make plans and discuss how things are going, so not only do you get a chance to help RNC you also get to meet people and have some fun!

With your help the future will be brighter for hundreds of people.

How to Join

Simply complete the on-line application form, or call us on 01432 265 725

You will then receive your welcome pack including,

  • RNC termly newsletter for news and updates about what is happening.
  • Friends of RNC pin badge (exclusive to members only)
  • Invitations to College events,
  • The opportunity to achieve a worthwhile goal.
Mike Nicholson - Kent - a student at RNC

Mike Nicholson - Kent "Before coming to RNC I really was just 'treading water' with no real direction in my life. The change couldn't be more dramatic now as I've just been like a sponge soaking up everything that is available to me here. I've learned an immense amount of I.T. skills and got involved in all sorts, including organising a team to put musical performances on. This in particular is something I really enjoy and I hope in the near future to have a career in event management or the theatre - in fact any form of live sound including radio production. RNC has given me the skills I need and after meeting people here with more severe issues than my own, I have been inspired to push myself to do the best I can." Michael is 46 and registered partially sighted. He has Optic Atrophy.