Fire Engineering Group's 1000 mile charity walk

LFB Fire Engineering Group is raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support
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1000 mile charity walk by London Fire Brigade Fire Engineering Group · 11 March 2021

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London Fire Brigade Fire Engineering Group members have committed to walk a combined 1000 miles in March to fundraise for

Macmillan Cancer Support



Over the past year a number of the team have been directly impacted by cancer and recognise what a vital role charities like Macmillan play in supporting both individuals and families. L
ynsey Seal's dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer in March last year and her father-in-law with a cancer relapse in October. Lynsey explained the vital role of Macmillan: “Throughout my dad’s treatment he had regular sessions programmed in with the Macmillan nurses who offered support and were happy to explain aspects of his treatment plan and anything else he wanted to ask about – I’m really grateful for the service that they offer people at what can be a really scary time and that this support has remained in place at a time when many have to face their treatment sessions alone due to the Covid restrictions in place at hospitals.”


FEG are committing to walk, collectively, a total of 2,000,000 steps in March, which equates roughly to 1000 miles. We’d appreciate any support you might be able to provide us – encouragement or, if possible, donations which will go to help Macmillan continue their valuable work. Thank you!


Please note that this is not an official London Fire Brigade fundraising initiative and is being undertaken by members of Fire Engineering Group independently. 

All activities are being undertaken in line with NHS England Coronavirus (CoVID-19) advice and national restrictions and the photo of some of the team on this page was taken in March 2019 prior to the pandemic.










Donation summary

Total
£2,280.00
Online
£2,280.00
Offline
£0.00

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