CHELMSFORD, UK – November 20, 2025 – The Helen Rollason Cancer Charity today invites the public to immerse themselves in holiday cheer at its annual Christmas Gift & Food Market 2025, a vibrant celebration of unique gifts, artisan crafts, and seasonal delights. Set against the backdrop of Chelmsford City Racecourse, this family-friendly event promises a winter wonderland experience while raising vital funds to support individuals living with cancer in the local community.
Scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the market will transform the racecourse into a festive haven, featuring an array of handcrafted decorations, indulgent treats, and one-of-a-kind Christmas presents perfect for holiday gifting. Attendees can savor seasonal delicacies ranging from sweet confections to savory Christmas flavors, complemented by live entertainment and captivating performances that capture the magic of the season.
"This event is more than just a market—it's a heartfelt opportunity for our community to come together, discover treasures from local artisans, and make a meaningful difference for those facing cancer," said a spokesperson for the Helen Rollason Cancer Charity. "Every purchase and visit helps fund essential support services, ensuring no one navigates this journey alone."
Highlights of the day include:
A curated selection of stalls showcasing bespoke gifts, crafts, and gourmet food vendors.
On-site food and drink options to fuel the festive spirit.
An inviting atmosphere designed for all ages, with proceeds directly benefiting cancer care initiatives.
About Helen Rollason Cancer Charity
Founded in memory of sports broadcaster Helen Rollason, the charity delivers free emotional, practical, and financial support to people affected by cancer in Essex and East London. Through events, fundraising, and direct services, it empowers individuals to live beyond their diagnosis.
Scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the market will transform the racecourse into a festive haven, featuring an array of handcrafted decorations, indulgent treats, and one-of-a-kind Christmas presents perfect for holiday gifting. Attendees can savor seasonal delicacies ranging from sweet confections to savory Christmas flavors, complemented by live entertainment and captivating performances that capture the magic of the season.
"This event is more than just a market—it's a heartfelt opportunity for our community to come together, discover treasures from local artisans, and make a meaningful difference for those facing cancer," said a spokesperson for the Helen Rollason Cancer Charity. "Every purchase and visit helps fund essential support services, ensuring no one navigates this journey alone."
Highlights of the day include:
A curated selection of stalls showcasing bespoke gifts, crafts, and gourmet food vendors.
On-site food and drink options to fuel the festive spirit.
An inviting atmosphere designed for all ages, with proceeds directly benefiting cancer care initiatives.
About Helen Rollason Cancer Charity
Founded in memory of sports broadcaster Helen Rollason, the charity delivers free emotional, practical, and financial support to people affected by cancer in Essex and East London. Through events, fundraising, and direct services, it empowers individuals to live beyond their diagnosis.
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