The Jack Pullen Foundation was founded in memory of Jack Taylor Pullen, who tragically lost his life in a river accident in 2016, aged just 16 years old.

In Jack's legacy, his family wanted to create a charity in his name; offering water safety education through social media and also to local schools and communities.

We also want to be able to provide bereavement counselling for those families and friends who have lost somebody specifically to a water-related incident.

Furthermore, we want to be able to install PRE (Personal Rescue Equipment) throughout the whole of the UK's 2,200 mile stretch of waterways; especially inland waterways. 

Myself, Jack's Uncle wanted to start up a non-profit organisation to help raise awareness of water safety to all under 18's and to eventually provide swimming lessons to all primary school children for an extended period; not just the ten week block currently provided by the state.

Understandably, setting up a charity is a lengthy task and involves a lot of hard work. We currently have fundraising events set up to help us to achieve our goal of setting up as an official charity and preventing more people from drowning through education and other preventative measures. 

BUT for us to become a fully fledged and registered charity, we need to have £5000 worth of donations. This money will then allow us to apply for Government funding and grants to be able to achieve our goals.

WE BELIEVE that together with your support, we can STAMP OUT these accidental deaths and provide our communities with life saving equipment and education.

For more information, visit our website: https://www.jackpullenfoundation.org.uk/

Thank you for your support.

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