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£2,455
raised of £3,500 target by 83 supporters

    Weʼve raised £2,455 to provide a work colleague John Martin with a Quickie Neon 2 wheelchair to replace his 8 year old wheelchair & make getting to work easier

    Ashby-de-la-Zouch, United Kingdom
    Funded on Monday, 30th April 2018

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    Story

    John getting into his car

    John is an important part of our Team at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, as well as, Coalville Library and we're trying to raise the necessary funds to help our colleague get a new wheelchair, which will not only allow him to get in and out of his car easier but will also make him more comfortable when at work.

    John suffers from cerebral palsy a condition that affects muscle control and movement. It's usually caused by an injury to the brain before, during or after birth. Children with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy may have difficulties in controlling muscles and movements as they grow and develop.

    Read more about Cerebral Palsy here

    He has used a wheelchair all his life and had 21 operations up to the age of 16.

    He holds a Gold Duke Of Edinburgh’s Award and an NVQ 4 in Business Administration and has worked Leicestershire County Council for 28 years.

    In his spare time he advises on disabled access.

    This is the little beauty we're fund raising for

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    3

    • Mark Wilkinson6 years ago
      Mark Wilkinson

      Mark Wilkinson

      6 years ago
      Update from the Page owner

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    • Mark Wilkinson7 years ago
      Mark Wilkinson

      Mark Wilkinson

      7 years ago

      Time for a quick update - we have now managed to raise £440 (12 % of the total we're aiming for). So if you haven't already donated please use the link below and don't forget to spread the word https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/mark-wilkinson-1 We can and will do this Cheers Mark

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      7 years ago
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    7 years ago

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    Page last updated on: 4/30/2018 15.10

    Supporters

    83

    • David Gillis

      David Gillis

      Apr 30, 2018

      . . . edging closer to £1,000 to go!

      £70.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Apr 26, 2018

      £10.00

    • Tony and The Boat Inn Pub

      Tony and The Boat Inn Pub

      Apr 26, 2018

      Mentioned this in passing to my local pub landlord and he asked me to donate this from him and all at the pub

      £10.00

    • Melissa Lewis

      Melissa Lewis

      Apr 25, 2018

      Hi this is the tea money :-)

      £10.00

    • D Gillis

      D Gillis

      Apr 5, 2018

      Another £60 to come in May

      £60.00

    • Knoxy

      Knoxy

      Apr 4, 2018

      Keep up the good work...

      £60.00

    • Cake money & book sales

      Cake money & book sales

      Apr 3, 2018

      £13.75

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    Mark Wilkinson

    Mark Wilkinson

    Ashby-de-la-Zouch, United Kingdom

    I have worked with John over the last 5 years and have always found him to have a tremendous sense of humour and felt the need along with other work colleagues to help fund a new wheelchair.

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