Millie-Maye would like to raise funds for her school's Mental Health Hub and Art department so that the Unicorn School for the Dyslexic child can continue to support and help children like her to flourish.

When Millie-Maye joined the Unicorn School she raised money for them by running a Marathon in June (Jog for June). Seven years later she would like to raise funds for the school and the Mental health Hub and Art department, as they have really supported her through out her School journey.

During the year of Lockdown Millie-Maye has found wild water swimming extremely beneficial for her mental and physical health. Millie-Maye lives with chronic pain and she finds relief through cold water swimming. She has pledged to swim everyday in the river for three weeks, over the Easter holidays, no matter what the weather is like so far she has experienced; snow - minus temperatures, wind, hail and wonderful sunshine. She is hoping to raise money and awareness for children who live with and celebrate Neurodiversity.