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<div>This year, the Station team is taking on Tough Mudder to raise money for Duchenne UK, a charity that means a great deal to us personally.
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<div>Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a rare, progressive muscle wasting condition. There is currently no cure, and families face an incredibly difficult journey from the moment of diagnosis. Duchenne UK is working tirelessly to fund groundbreaking research, accelerate access to treatments, improve care, and support families living with the condition. Their mission is simple but urgent, to end Duchenne.
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<div>So, we're swapping our desks for mud, ice, obstacles, and plenty of sore muscles as we take on Tough Mudder together. It will be challenging, uncomfortable, and probably a little chaotic, but that's nothing compared to the challenges faced every day by those living with Duchenne and the people who love them.
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<div>If you're able to support us, we'd be incredibly grateful. Thank you for helping us turn one tough day into something that could change lives.
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<div>This year in less than a few weeks is the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Like so many of my friends, I still vividly remember that tragic day.  On that day, 1000s of men and women risked their lives to help save the 1000s of Americans who were trapped in the towers. Many of those souls were lost. While there are several great organizations who support our first responders and our Veterans, there are few that do it better with more pride and professionalism than The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation (T2T).
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<div>Nothing can ever replace the life of someone lost to bravery, but T2T does the work to help those heroes and their families recover.
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<div>So, I can think of no better way to honor the men and women who lost their lives in 9/11 and to Never Forget that day than to start a fundraiser to support T2T and the great work they do.
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<div>Please join me (if you are willing and able) to do the same - either with your own fundraiser, or contribute to mine, or contribute directly to T2T.
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<div>But please take a moment to do something this September to honor all who were lost and injured that day, and to help those who 25 years on fight for their memory and to help to heal the lives of our first responders and their families.
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<div>My goal is to raise $25,000 for T2T and I will match every dollar donated to my campaign up to that amount.
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Support Tunnel to Towers on the 25th Anniversary of Sept 11

<div><strong>Rafi K's situation</strong> im trying to help him hire a caregiver-nurse service that can go to his house and help him take care of his mom, and I started this fundraiser to help with that. 
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<div>Doing all of this on his own and he needs a professional to come over, to clean and everything he is having to do by himeself. The money raised will help him recover the money he has lost over the years and and to help him hire a caregiver to come over everyday, instead of twice a week just to give her a bath.
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Support Rafi as He Cares for His Mom

<div>On July 15th, <strong>I'm undergoing a kidney transplant</strong>, a major and life-changing surgery. While I'm incredibly grateful for the chance to move forward with this, it also means temporarily stepping away from my business and income during recovery.
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Support Jason During Kidney Transplant Recovery.

<div>I started swimming when I was around 3 years old. I joined my first summer league team at 5. And began swimming year-round with club teams by the time I was 8.
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<div>For some reason, over the past year, I've found it nearly impossible to get myself back into the water. I'll go to the gym with my suit on...and walk. Or lift weights. Or stretch. I'll do almost anything else. But swimming - the sport that was such a huge part of our lives - has been the one thing I can't seem to do.
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<div>This August, I'm committing to swimming 5 miles to raise money for the American Cancer Society in support of cancer research and in honor or my Dad.
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<div>If you'd like to support me - or honor someone you've loved and lost to cancer - I would be incredibly grateful. Every donation helps fund lifesaving research, and hope for millions more.
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<div>I joined GoFundMe just over 5 months ago, and in all that time being encouraging other people to launch their own fundraisers but I've never actually launched one for myself. This is it. My first.
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<div>I'm taking part in Tour de 4 2026 - the cycling event launched by Sir Chris Hoy following his Stage 4 cancer diagnosis. It brings together people living with Stage 4 cancer, alongside friends, family and supporters, to ride side by side and raise vital funds.
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<div>The world lost a beautiful, bold, and endlessly vibrant soul when Moriah passed away in a tragic car accident. While hearts are heavy, anyone who knew her knows she wouldn’t want sorrow to take center stage—she’d want her life to be celebrated with joy, laughter, and love.

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<div>Whether it was her contagious smile, fierce loyalty, or spontaneous traveling adventure, Moriah left an unforgettable mark on everyone she met. In that same spirit of light she shared with the world, this fund has been created to help give her the beautiful send-off she deserves and to support her beautiful family during this time.

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<div>Let’s honor Moriah the way she would’ve wanted—with love, laughter, and light.

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Moriah’s Final Chapter – Help Us Celebrate Her Life

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<div>Some fundraising to help those affected is long overdue, and today I'm asking friends and family to donate and help accelerate progress toward a world without Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
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<div>By participating in this fundraiser, you are directly helping families receive the support they need today while also funding research.
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Together for a World Without Alzheimer’s

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<div>Thousands of local people came together to oppose the over-development of Great North Leisure Park.
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<div>We signed petitions. We submitted objections. We spoke at meetings. We packed out consultation events. We showed that this place matters. Despite that, the Deputy Mayor has now approved the development.
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<div>It's a complex case, but a crucial one: Not only for North Finchley but for all those affected by abuses of the planning system by the Government and developers.
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<div>If we stand together, and donate together, we can still win!
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<div>Whether it's £10, £50, or £100: every donation is a blow against the GLA and Arada.
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<div>Please give what you can, so that governments and developers cannot ride roughshod over the real needs of our community.
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<div>Great North Leisure Park is more than a collection of buildings. For decades it has been a place where families celebrate birthdays, friends meet for a night out, disabled residents access leisure activities, young people gain independence, and local people come together.
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<div>Residents have repeatedly raised concerns about the loss of accessible leisure facilities, the impact on disabled people and young people, the destruction of valued community spaces, the threat to nearby nature, inadequate affordable housing provision, and the precedent this over-development could set for other suburban communities across London.
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<div>We believe communities deserve better.
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<div>Every donation, no matter how large or small, will help us obtain specialist legal advice and prepare for the next stage of the campaign.
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<div>If legal action proves possible, these funds will help support that challenge. If further work is required before a decision can be made, your contribution will help ensure the community has access to the expert advice needed to make informed decisions.
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<div>This campaign has always been powered by local people.
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<div>If Great North Leisure Park has ever meant something to you, if you believe communities should have a genuine voice in shaping their future, and if you want to help us explore every possible option to protect this important place, please donate today.
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<div>We'd like to assure you that 100% of funds will be spent on promoting the cause to save North Finchley, for transparency Bank Statements will be made available on demand. At some stage in the future the campaign will come to a victorious end (or not) and at that time any remaining funds will be donated to related charities such as homelessness, environment, conservation.
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<div><strong>This is Andrew from Iowa’s story…</strong>
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<div>"On December 13, 2025, in Palmyra, Syria, United States troops were ambushed on a routine patrol. During this attack, two American Soldiers and a US Civilian interpreter were killed in action, and three American Soldiers were injured.
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<div>I am hosting a 1,000 acts of kindnes challenge at Lake Mills Community Schools in Iowa &amp; when Sam contacted me about helping him with his 50 veterans, 50 states, 50 days campaign - I knew this was the perfect opportunity to rally an entire community around changing someone's life. With over 700 students who will be a part of this day, we have a chance to do something extremely special for this veteran. Sargent Andrew Henschel went to this exact school, given his recent heroic actions saving 2 soldiers lives, he felt like the perfect candidate!"
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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<div><em>"</em>My dad, Mitchell Gordon, is a proud U.S. Navy Veteran who served his country honorably from 1976 to 1996.
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Swifties for Coburn Place: Survivors of Domestic Violence

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<div>Please share amongst your friends and families, wider networks to help those involved in this tragedy.
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<div>Thank you for any support you may be able to give.
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<div>Claire, Anne Marie, Claire, Mel, Amanda and Vicci
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<div>Photo Credit: Colin Lane
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<div>Please message any press enquiries through this The Go Fund Me page and the organisers will be in touch. Thank you for all your support.
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Southport Dance Group Emergency Fund - 29th July 2024

<div>We love a surprise at Pride of Britain, and we have a very special one lined up as part of our 25th anniversary celebrations.
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<div>And we need your help to make it happen<strong> for a very brave and incredibly special little girl.</strong>
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<div>Florrie Bark was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer when she was just five, and had to have two years of aggressive treatment.
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<div>She still needs constant medical care, and is on the waiting list for a lung transplant, but no matter what she's going through, Florrie keeps smiling and spreading joy everywhere she goes with her motto, "Be More Fab".
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<div><strong>She's even set up her own charity to help other children with cancer, also called Be More Fab.</strong>
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<div>And this is where we need you to help us give her an amazing surprise. <strong>We've set up a secret GoFundMe page to raise money for BeMoreFab</strong>, to get Florrie's charity off to a flying start.
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<div>So please donate if you can, like and share with your friends, we can't wait to show you the look on her face, when she finds out how much we've raised.
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Pride of Britain fundraiser for superstar Florrie

<div>We are a mixed bunch, all ages, beliefs, and backgrounds. We all have one thing in common, well maybe two now…We have all decided to jump from a plane at the North London Skydive centre in Peterborough, why you might ask.. Leicester City in the Community, Babington Academy and friends have joined forces to raise awareness and vital funds for Leicester/shire Young Carers.
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<div>Centre court in Wimbledon sits 14,979 people. If all the Young Carers across Britain were given a ticket that cared for someone over 50 hours a week, there would only be 131 spare seats left. 3,000 of those tickets have gone to children aged 5-9 years of age.
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<div>Take a moment to visualise that!
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<div>Stats say.
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<div>•	That in every class- room in every school there are 6 young carers not identified.
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<div>•	1 in 3 young Carers struggle to balance caring with their education.
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<div>•	44% say they feel stressed with their caring responsibilities.
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<div>•	40% say it affects the time they can spend socialising with their friends
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<div>This is why we are jumping from a plane. These funds will go...
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<div>•	Towards helping these invisible young people feel seen and heard.
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<div>Providing essential life skill classes such as cooking and first aid.
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<div>•	Giving these children the opportunity to be children by planning fun enrichment days.
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<div>•	Running weekly after school clubs to help them develop important social skills.
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<div>•	providing a variety of opportunities during the school holidays so that they can have some respite from their caring responsibilities.
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<div>LCitC core values are to inspires, engage, and empower through togetherness respect and pride.
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<div>Each week we will share a short profile on each of use and why we are doing the jumping from the plane malarky. Please donate if you can, share with colleagues, friends and help raise funds for our Young Carers.
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Help raise funds to support children who are Young Carers

Dina Rickman

<div>After the extreme heat we've all experienced over the last week, it's clear how much a cooler environment can make a difference. As summer temperatures continue to rise, keeping classrooms comfortable is becoming more important than ever to help children learn at their best. We're raising funds to purchase mobile air conditioning units for Martin Primary School to provide a cooler, more comfortable learning environment during periods of hot weather. When classrooms are kept at a comfortable temperature, children are better able to concentrate, stay engaged with their lessons, and feel more comfortable throughout the school day. It also helps reduce tiredness and supports both pupils and staff during warmer conditions. Mobile air conditioning units are a practical and flexible solution, allowing classrooms to stay cool when temperatures soar. They'll help ensure pupils can continue learning in comfort, even during heatwaves, and make a positive difference to everyone's school day. Every donation, no matter the size, will help us reach our goal. By working together as a school community, we can make Martin Primary an even more comfortable place for our children to learn and thrive.
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<div>Thank you for supporting MHSA'S "Cool for School" appeal—every contribution will help keep our classrooms cool and our children focused on learning. 
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Dina Rickman

Dina Rickman

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