I'm doing a Wing Walk to raise money to support children and young people who have been affected by the death, or serious illness, of someone they love.
I'm raising money to support children and young people who have been affected by the death, or serious illness, of someone they love.
I will be running the Reading Half Marathon, along with my two daughters Abby & Charlotte, in support of Daisy’s Dream. This supports children who are affected by bereavement or life threatening illness. Every penny raised will be critical to help them to continue to do this great work!
Since Adam died Daisy's Dream have been fantastic with helping the boys. Isaac and I would love to get messy and foamy clambering over a 5k course of giant inflatables in order to raise some money to support the work Daisy's Dream do!
Caversham Heath Golf Club are raising money with a charity golf day on 2nd October 2018 to support children and young people who have been affected by the death, or serious illness, of someone they love.
Daisy's Dream are a wonderful charity supporting children and young people who have been affected by the death, or serious illness, of someone they love. Daisy's Dream have had over 20 years of success in Berkshire and, over the last year, have been piloting a scheme to develop this vital service across East Cheshire. We are raising money to support Daisy's Dream's East Cheshire service, to continue to support children and young people in our local area.
I know how important the work is that Daisy's Dream do to support children and young people who have been affected by the death, or serious illness, of someone they love. I want to say "thank you".
Most of my close friends will know how important Daisy’s dream have been to my boys, family and friends. Words will never describe how grateful I am to them and their work.
WHY, I'm raising money for Daisy's Dream, a Berkshire based charity supporting children and young people who are facing, or have experienced, the death of someone close.
Adam wanted to help the charity that is helping his friend whose dad has terminal cancer - and he's dragged William into it too