Arthur Morgan was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) at five months old and became the first baby in the UK to receive the gene therapy Zolgensma, helping him make inspiring progress despite the challenges he still faces. Now nearly six, Arthur works hard every day—building head control, enjoying Peppa Pig and Disney, and interacting with his sisters and cousins—while requiring significant specialist support to improve his mobility and quality of life. Previous fundraising enabled his family to stay by his side during long hospital stays, access a clinical trial in Italy, purchase a specialist car seat, and fund vital therapies, but Arthur has now outgrown his current wheelchair and urgently needs a more advanced model than the basic version available through the NHS. Partnering with the charity Tree of Hope allows the family to receive match funding and Gift Aid, ensuring all donations benefit Arthur directly while being managed responsibly. As the journey ahead remains long, his family is committed to giving him every opportunity to thrive and is immensely grateful for all support, noting that 7.5% of donations help cover Tree of Hope’s core operating costs and any surplus or insufficient funds will be used in accordance with the charity’s objectives.