Joe Curry

Back Garden Marathon for, I am Critical in the fight against Covid-19

Fundraising for The Intensive Care Society
£3,060
raised of £800 target
by 118 supporters
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The Intensive Care Society represents your Intensive Care team heroes who are critical in the fight against COVID-19.

Story

Hi I’m Joe Curry from Cookstown in Northern Ireland and On Saturday 25th April I will be running 26.2 miles, 1310 laps of my back garden to raise money for frontline workers. I have been running marathons and ultra marathons for various charities around the world but this will be a long and lonely mental challenge but will be easy compared to what frontline nhs staff are going through atm in the UK. Donate today to support your Intensive Care heroes!The emergence of Covid-19 as a global pandemic is impacting all of us in an unprecedented manner - and the Intensive Care team is critical in this unpredictable time ahead.Now more than ever, we all need to come together.As the disease burden of Covid-19 intensifies, so will the strain on the Intensive Care team. We are the safety net of the hospital - we care for the sickest patients by providing vital organ support and do our utmost best to get them through the disease progression. **Most patients who contract Covid-19 will have mild symptoms but we now know that up to 11% will end up on intensive care and may die.To help our Intensive Care heroes who at the frontline of this disease, we at the Intensive Care Society have got their back.Covid-19 is a priority to all in Critical Care. As the only multi-professional Critical Care charity in the UK, we are best placed to address the needs of our heroes.

About the campaign

The Intensive Care Society represents your Intensive Care team heroes who are critical in the fight against COVID-19.

About the charity

The Intensive Care Society

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The Intensive Care Society is the UK's leading critical care body. We support the entire intensive care community as they care for the sickest of patients. We exist to improve the lives of those teams by providing research, guidance, education, wellbeing and a lot more...

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Total raised
£3,060.00
+ £327.50 Gift Aid
Online donations
£3,060.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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