'Unbelievable Jeff!' TV star Stelling shares secrets of his career at Ely Golf Club in aid of Trust charity Head to Toe
TV and radio presenter Jeff Stelling hosted a night to remember at Ely Golf Club in aid of Head to Toe, the official charity of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust.
The Talksport host and former presenter of Sky’s Soccer Saturday recounted a series of funny, fascinating and sometimes emotional stories about his five decades working in the media.
The special evening was organised by Mark Smith who chose to support Head to Toe during his time as men’s captain, after his daughter, Molly, was treated for an eating disorder at the Trust.
CPFT provides eating disorder services for young people and adults, and since her recovery, Molly has detailed her experiences in a successful BBC podcast.
Laura Semple, Community and Engagement Lead for Head to Toe, (pictured left with colleague Hannah Wysocki, Jeff, ladies captain Sue Didlick, Molly and Mark) said: “We can’t thank Mark, Molly and Jeff enough.
“We were delighted when Mark picked us as his chosen charity during his time as club captain but then for him to arrange for Jeff to host a fundraising evening - which he did for free – is truly wonderful.”
When the proceeds of the night, which included a raffle, are totalled up, it is expected the evening will have raised a five figure sum for Head to Toe which funds projects and initiatives that provide additional support to CPFT patients, carers, volunteers and staff.
Hannah Wysocki, Head of Charity for Head to Toe, said: “The evening was a tremendous success. We’re very grateful to Mark and Molly for their support and to Jeff for putting on such an entertaining evening which everyone loved.
“Mark has asked the funds raised from the evening go towards eating disorder services and that will be a very welcome boost for our teams and patients.”
To find out about future Head to Toe events and to support the charity visit www.cpft.co.uk/ourcharity.
CPFT provides community physical health services for older people and adults with long term conditions, mental health services, children community services in Peterborough and learning disability services. The Trust is also renowned for its research and development work and in June 2025, CPFT was awarded Teaching Partner status by the University of Cambridge.
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For more information contact:
Andy Burrows, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
Deputy Head of Communications
E communications@cpft.nhs.uk
