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| 13 Apr 2023 | |
| Written by Caroline Seward | |
| Announcements |
Hi.
Can you kind folk help me?
On the 23rd April I will be tying my shoelaces to run a mere 26.2 miles in the London Marathon all in aid of Daisy's Dream. It's been a tough 4 months training in all weathers that were thrown at me! My Just Giving page is looking pretty impressive as I have been actively fundraising since the beginning of the year. My two wishes are that my page reads at least £10,000 and my finish time starts with a 3! Any donations are greatly received, no matter how small or large.
Daisy's Dream are a local charity close to my heart having witnessed how it has helped families that I personally know. Statistics show that one child in every class loses a sibling or parent, anyone of us could need to call on them, they do not receive any funding and have to fundraise a minimum of £450,000 a year to continue supporting local families.
Thank you for taking the time to read my announcement, the link to my Just Giving Page is below.
Best Wishes
Caroline
Click here for Carolines Just Giving page
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