“The Magic Moments Charity Fund is dedicated to helping
children suffering life limiting illnesses and their families. We achieve this
by organising magic moments, to make youngsters' dreams come true.”

For those who know me know I’m not usually one to get
emotional. But a few years ago I was lucky enough to be picked to accompany these incredible families to a trip to Disneyland Paris. It was personally a life changing experience for me. Selfishly, it showed me how lucky I am and the things I take for granted every single day. The sacrifices these families make in order to give their children the smallest joy they deserve is truly remarkable. I’m sure if you witnessed this you would be touched as much as I was.

The most memorable person on the trip was a young child called
Zuse. I don’t want to go in to details about his sickness but it caused him visible pain. On the way to Disneyland we asked him to draw their favourite character. On day 2 of the trip we had lunch at the Disney café, when he saw his favourite charter (Micky) who came over and said hello. His face changed, form one in agony to one of a normal happy child. That moment made the whole trip worthwhile and made me reflect on my definition of happiness.

I recently have been given the opportunity to raise money for this worthy cause by doing a skydive… May I mention I vowed not to ever jump out of a plane (because I believe gravity is real) it not the kind of
things I do for a kick.

So I ask all of you to dig deep into those long pockets and
help this worthy cause