May Walk for Mum

Name: Green17 Creative
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Created by Nikella Holmes

£60 raised of £300 goal + £7.5 Gift Aid

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Date: 01/05/23 - 01/05/23

Target: £300

Location: Anywhere

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In 2020 we lost wee Jeannie to a heart attack. Her symptoms were not what we expected to be connected to her heart. I want to raise awareness of the symptoms of a heart attack and raise money for this brill charity who are working to support those suffering and doing research to tackle Heart disease.

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£60.00 raised of £300 goal + £7.5 Gift Aid

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May Walk for Mum

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