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Michael Burton raised £605 from 38 supporters
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Closed 17/10/2018
Weʼve raised £605 to raise awareness for mental health
- Skelmersdale, UK
- Funded on Wednesday, 17th October 2018
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Mental health has always had a stigma and not treated as your health. You should always speak up and talk...don't burden away. There are so many networks of people to support you with any problems. I now currently work as a forensic support worker and with this see the good and the bad sides to mental health.
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6 years agoMichael Burton
6 years agoAlmost at the goal people 93% to be precise thank you so much but know with all you guys we can push well past this target. I had no intentions of getting donations but the word spread an i found out how people was supporting and asking about how to sponsor. With this I've set this page and just a few days into it you guys have got so close to £500 an i believe this can be not just doubled but trebled. You have pleasantly surprised me with your generosity even though some i don't even know.
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38
Anonymous
Jul 18, 2018
Fantastic achievement!! X
£5.00
Alex Lambie
Jun 30, 2018
£20.00
Cath Berkley
Jun 26, 2018
£5.00
Marie Burton
Jun 26, 2018
Never been more proud Michael, well done
£50.00
Gaynor hudson
Jun 25, 2018
A great cause mikey 👍 well done
£10.00
Lauren Crabtree
Jun 25, 2018
Great cause well done! Lauren & Dan x
£10.00
Andy Cobham
Jun 25, 2018
Well done Mikey
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Michael Burton
Skelmersdale, UK
Mental health has always had a stigma and not treated as your health. You should always speak up and talk...don't burden away. There are so many networks of people to support you with any problems. I've gone on a 5 day walk updating people as i go.