When I decided I was going to raise money to
support patients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QQEHB) there was only one way to do it: I was going to dance...

Twinkle toed fundraisers can join me on Sunday 2 April and
sign up to take to the dance floor for three hours slots, six hours or the full 12 hours. All money raised will go towards supporting patients at QEHB.

My mum Diane has been treated at the hospital for 26
years for a benign brain tumour and my uncle Kevin Edwards sadly died in from cancer in 2016.

My brother Wayne owns Snobs and he said, we’ve got the
venue, we’ve got the cause and that’s how Danceathon came about. The world record for dancing non-stop is almost five days but I can’t stretch to that!”

Cathryn Worth, QEHB Charity Senior Fundraiser said: “This is
a great opportunity to put on your dancing shoes and raise funds for a great cause. The money kindly donated by Paul and all the dancers  will go towards funding extra equipment,
facilities, research and ‘added extras’ for patients,  over and above what the NHS is able to fund.

“We’d like to wish Paul the best of luck and also thank Provest
Financial Solutions and St James's Place Foundation who are kindly supporting a Danceathon”.

The event kicks off at 10am at Snobs, 51 Smallbrook
Queensway in Birmingham City Centre, B5 4HX. For more information or to book a place from just £10 visit: 

https://www.qehb.org/shop/product/danceathon-at-snobs