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==Georgia’s Fund== | |||
Georgia was a brave, talented, beautiful little girl. She had a lovely smile which she wore through a whole lot of hardship. She was a great little cricketer, and she was mad about animals. Especially wolves. In October 2016 Georgia was taken away from her mum, dad and big brother, and they – and all of us in the family’s wider community – miss her terribly. | Georgia was a brave, talented, beautiful little girl. She had a lovely smile which she wore through a whole lot of hardship. She was a great little cricketer, and she was mad about animals. Especially wolves. In October 2016 Georgia was taken away from her mum, dad and big brother, and they – and all of us in the family’s wider community – miss her terribly. | ||
Georgia’s mum and dad have set up a fund in Georgia’s memory, which | Georgia’s mum and dad have set up a [[Georgia’s Fund|fund in Georgia’s]] memory, which, as of what would have been Georgia’s 17th birthday in 2021, had raised around £200,000 to support research into better treatments for Neuroblastoma (through [http://www.childrenwithcancer.org.uk/ Children with Cancer UK] and [http://www.neuroblastoma.org.uk/ Neuroblastoma UK]. A small portion will go to looking after wolves. | ||
[[Cricket]] can look after itself. | |||
''' | The good news is that the fund is now formally registered as a charitable fund (UK charity no. 1099682), so is eligible for gift aid and all that jazz. | ||
You can now donate easily by clicking right '''[https://www.justgiving.com/georgiasfund-prism here]'''. <br> | |||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 21 September 2022
Georgia’s Fund
Georgia was a brave, talented, beautiful little girl. She had a lovely smile which she wore through a whole lot of hardship. She was a great little cricketer, and she was mad about animals. Especially wolves. In October 2016 Georgia was taken away from her mum, dad and big brother, and they – and all of us in the family’s wider community – miss her terribly.
Georgia’s mum and dad have set up a fund in Georgia’s memory, which, as of what would have been Georgia’s 17th birthday in 2021, had raised around £200,000 to support research into better treatments for Neuroblastoma (through Children with Cancer UK and Neuroblastoma UK. A small portion will go to looking after wolves.
Cricket can look after itself.
The good news is that the fund is now formally registered as a charitable fund (UK charity no. 1099682), so is eligible for gift aid and all that jazz.
You can now donate easily by clicking right here.