Ada, Hayley, Mally & Otis Running a mile a day
Running a mile a day
Inspired by
Mrs. Taylor
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Ada, Hayley, Mally & Otis
Originally funding target:£200
We’ve smashed that with your help! Let’s see if we can hit £1000.
Inspired by the incredible Mrs. Taylor, who bravely shaved her head for charity, Ada, Hayley, Mally, Otis and friends have decided to take on their own challenge!
Despite the winter weather, this determined team of kids 9 and younger will be running a mile every single day in December until Christmas.
They’re lacing up their trainers to raise money for The Bubble Foundation, and every donation helps keep them motivated as they race toward the holidays.
The Bubble Foundation are here to give children with life-threatening immune conditions the best possible chance of a full recovery and to make life a little easier for families navigating the trauma of a poorly child.
Their vision: A world where children with life-threatening immune conditions have the chance, not just to survive, but to thrive.
Registered Charity Number 1024552
This fundraiser is inspired by: Mrs. Taylor
My hair is my crown, the way Casper spots me in a crowd and a talking point with the kids at school. But it’s the least I can do to support a very brave little girl and her family!Autumn is 3 year old.She is a little girl who talks more than me and has an awesome character! She is living with Hyperimmunoglobulin E Syndrome (HIES), also known as Job’s Syndrome — an extremely rare genetic condition with very few documented cases worldwide.
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Imagine being isolated in a hospital room for months at a time, not being able to see friends or loved ones. Your support helps The Bubble Foundation research treatments and fund life saving equipment as well as toys and games for patients with life-threatening immune deficiencies.
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