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A recent fund raising evening at the Duke Of York Flag pub near Buxton generated an incredible sum of money for the Simon Andrews fund.

Well, if you have not got fed up hearing this yet "Happy New Year!".  A huge thank you to all that bought our 2019 Beefcake calendar over the Christmas period!

A huge thank you for all the support you've given us in 2018....

We're excited to launch the new SAF wristbands!

We update you with all our fund news, both with help towards rehabilitation and also how people have helped raise money with their generous time and ideas! Thank you all for continuing to support us.

The 2018 calendars are now in stock! Please order in plenty of time before Christmas to allow for delivery. Enjoy!

The new 2018 beefcake is now available for pre order.

Your support to The Simon Andrews Fund has helped Jake Dixon's rehabilitation. He is incredibly grateful and passed on his thanks with the following message :)

Men's calendars for 2017 are now here!

£400 has been generously donated to the fund by Uel Hutchinson and his daughter Janine.

Steve Mercer's helmet which was signed by fellow riders sold on eBay for an incredible £760.00!

A signed t-shirt has been auctioned on eBay this month and has raised £370 for The Simon Andrews Fund.

A local print company ran a competition for the ultimate TT shot and Max Arthur, ( then 11 years old ), won a canvas of his picture. Max then suggested selling it or auctioning it for a charity because he wanted someone or something to benefit from it.

The Simon Andrews Fund was mentioned and Max agreed straight away.

The auction finished on Senior Manx Grand Prix Day and was won by Mr Matt Riehle who is a Canadian living in Japan. He won this excellent canvas with a very generous bid of £250.

Max is a very talented young man and for him to donate the sale of this picture to help the Simon Andrews Fund is extremely generous. He now aims to do more photography and hopefully sell his canvases on Ebay after next year’s TT, with a view to helping the Fund even more.

The Simon Andrews Fund was set up in memory of Simon, who died in May of last year racing at the Northwest 200. Time is key when you have a packed racing schedule and the Simon Andrews Fund has set up various avenues of treatments enabling riders to return to racing in the shortest period of time.

The Fund would like to thank Max for his inspirational photograph of Bruce Ansty and donating the money raised to the Fund and also thanks to Matt for bidding and winning it!

With love

Dee, Claire, James and Stuart Andrews

Gary back on track for the Bol d'or

Jason's story

Thank you again to Paul Shoesmith and Janet Cowden for another amazing donation to the fund of £1,510.65!

"Firstly thanks so much for making the support available to help me with the rehab costs. Now with one week until snetterton BSB, I feel in good shape and ready to get my showdown challenge back on track with Honda Racing"

We have kindly been given a box of the Simon Andrews remembrance stickers. All proceeds to the Simon Andrews Fund.