100 Mile Family Charity Hike

This is a story about an amazing individual who was always willing to help others. She was a devoted mother, an unbelievable sister, and an amazing daughter.

We would like to continue her work to help others when little ones are facing troubling times. Louise helped and supported children's charities, raising much-needed funds to help with medical fees and ensuring children had the best opportunities.

However, on November 4th, 2019, Louise's life changed in ways she could never have imagined. Louise, at 38 years young, was diagnosed with Stage 4 Bowel, Liver, and a rare cancer called Peritoneal cancer, which later spread to her lungs. Despite the battle Louise faced, she always said she would fight as hard as she could for her children, Archie and Darcie. And fight she did! With the uphill battle Louise already had, the dreaded coronavirus then spread to the UK.

We were not able to gain access to the nutrients and treatment that Louise needed to help her fight the cancer. On Sunday, April 5th, our hearts broke when Louise passed away. This is our chance to continue Louise's story and hard work in helping others. Join us in making a difference.

Me, Archie and Darcie will be walking 100miles from Winchester to Eastbourne over 6 days and what an adventure it will be. we are raising money for two charities

We are raising money in aid of The Bradley Lowery Foundation, and every donation will help. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us. More information about The Bradley Lowery Foundation: Support and fundraise for children needing medical equipment or treatment not available on the NHS.

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Donate today and help us build the new Children’s Cancer Centre at GOSH. A world-class facility with children at its heart.

A place where children have access to play and education alongside pioneering treatments. Where families can stay together through some of the hardest moments. Where access to outdoor space is a priority, and a focus on nutrition helps fuel recovery.

GOSH has a team of dedicated doctors, nurses and researchers who are specialists in the most complex childhood cancers. And there are architects and builders who can transform the hospital. Now we just need people like you.

With your help, we can build the next generation of cancer care for children