Len Johnrose Trust is crowdfunding
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Weʼre raising £3,000 to support Len and his family in their fight against MND
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After being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, Len and his family have devoted much of their time raising awareness of the condition. Len has publicly discussed his illness in the hope that others will be able to relate to his experiences, but also to show the importance of living for the moment.
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- 2 months ago
Len Johnrose Trust
2 months agoOn Saturday 4th May, Wesley, Patrick and Stephen along with some of Stephen's colleagues, nephews, cousins, family members, friends and well wishers will walk the 21 mile Preston Guild Wheel to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease. Wesley has promised to wear Star Wars gear during the entire walk. If you would like to sponsor, please donate.
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Wesley Johnrose
May 15, 2019
Big thanks to my colleague Fran for your £5 donation! It was a pleasure meeting you today! God bless!
£5.00
Wesley Johnrose
May 14, 2019
Massive thanks to my colleague Kathryn for your £5 donation today. I really appreciate it.
£5.00
Anonymous
May 12, 2019
£5.00
Josh Quarrie
May 10, 2019
£10.00
Jill Smith
May 10, 2019
Well done on completing the challenge Wes (and team). Just seen the photos from Paul S.
£15.00
Wesley Johnrose
May 8, 2019
Big thanks to my colleague Andy H for your £10 donation today.
£10.00
Penny Clifford
May 7, 2019
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Len Johnrose Trust
In March 2016, he was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, a progressive condition affecting nerve/muscle activity. Your donations will help Len and his family in their fight against MND.