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The Happy Badger Donation

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Happy Badger Donation

 

The Happy Badger from ao.com  is on a mission to spread happiness across the blogosphere
 
getting bloggers to talk about their favourite charities so of course.
I had to take the chance to tell you a little more about the Emily Ash Trust for £50 donation
 
to say that this Charity and a few others to mention are close to my heart,
But my chosen one for this is Emily Ash Trust
 
why is it so special ?
 
Because it helps families like mine in their time of need.
when children and young people are hit with tragic news .
Cancer and other horrid illnesses,
that are the main thing family’s need.
These people have been there!
suffered how were suffering and are still there at the end to help the adults hold it together until the very end.
 

What Emily Ash Trust Does

Whilst excellent medical help is provided.
through the care network,
It is clear that this terrible disease has far wider effects on the sufferer,
and the family supporting those who are sick.
Inspired by Emily.
who had been suffering from leukaemia for some years.
it was decided to help raise funds to improve the quality of life for these children and their families.
 
“We are a small charity with a big heart.
with our primary aim being to improve the lives of children and young people suffering from cancer.
We are able to do this thanks to the fundraising and donations made by our fantastic supporters who.
like us, want to help families facing cancer.
All staff work on a voluntary basis with all money raised going to support these families.”
We provide help.

events for the whole family and resources with the aim of improving the quality of life.
for The children and young adults suffering from cancer and their families.

The Trust focuses its help in various ways, including:

  • Build-A-Bear and Zizzi
  • Two free holiday homes in Battle, near Hastings
  • Teenage Pamper Days at Topshop – London
  • Pamper Days for parents at The Royal Marsden
  • Sibling and Family Days
  • Christmas party – Winter Wonderland
  • Resources for the Marsden School Room and Play Rooms to make stays in the hospital more bearable.
  • Build A Bear On the Ward – we bring bears, outfits and accessories to patients on the ward at the Royal Marsden Hospital
  • Help and special treats for families of children or teens being treated for cancer

metro
 
 

My family have had their fair share of misery.
when it comes to Cancer.
yes, my mum and my sister both suffered and still suffering from this relentless disease.
 
My mum has had cancer several times
fort, overcome and another type 4 times in different areas.
To say from the age of 18 (myself) having to go through a parent being ill and trying to keep positive.
to then see your baby sister who was 13 when struck with a brain tumour.
operations have been done on them both and at the same time my heart tore apart, then aged 21, and a new mum to KK.
having both of my family members unwell and seeing what the Emily Ash Trust has done for my family is amazing,
 
Sister has had a makeover at TopShop, the family have been to Hastings holiday home and much more.
the good news is My mum and sister are now well my sister now 19 and mum 21 (lol) are still in touch with this charity
 
I see the event 10,000 ft free fall parachute jump is something that makes my knees tremble but it is for a good cause ..
if anyone is willing to help me raise funds please leave a comment below

This is an amazing chance to do something once in a lifetime to help others! 

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7 thoughts on “The Happy Badger Donation”

  1. Aw what an amazing charity – I spent some time in hospital as a teen and I remember getting chocolate at Easter and presents at Christmas and it was amazing to think someone who didn’t know you was thinking of you.
    I’m so glad to hear both your Mother and sister are better, long may it continue and lets hope the rest of their lives is happy and healthy for them both.

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  2. I would be willing to donate, I have lost family to cancer , 1 last year and 2 more this year within weeks of each other , both myself and sister have had lumps remived from our breasts, so would love to help , glad your mum and sister are getting better , I know one day it will claim me , I’ve had hysterectomy ovaries out cervix the lot , only my breasts left and they not taking them yet , please reply and advise how I can help,
    Lots of love
    Gaynor x

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    1. Hello Gaynor,
      Oh my gosh I do hope that you get better soon, it is so unfair.
      I feel so sad that there are so many people that can relate to my story, I suppose in a way it is a way to connect and support one another.
      I will update when I find out more information on this.. thank you for your interest and your comment, I do wish you love and happiness x

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