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Great Manchester Run for Team Holly's Hearts

Dominic Scott is raising money for Holly's Hearts

Great Manchester Run 2026 · 31 May 2026 · Start fundraising for this event

On Sunday 31st May Team Holly's Hearts will be joining hundreds of other runners taking part in the 10k run and the half marathon. Holly’s Hearts is a local charity that gifts children with cancer with days out, respite breaks and gifts.

Story

This year I have had the honour of being asked to run for a charity that is at the heart of a friend of mine. I have taken part in fundraising for this charity in the past as part of a team setting but never individually, hence why it was my absolute pleasure to agree to take part in the half marathon. It would be much appreciated if people could donate whatever they can afford to such a great cause. Below is more information about the cause I will be running for.

The charity Holly's Hearts was created by the parents of Holly Prince from Wigan who sadly died from cancer in April 2022 aged just 5 years old.

Holly had an ultra-rare condition called Bloom Syndrome which leads to instability in a persons DNA. Unfortunately this increases their risk of developing cancers at a young age. Holly was first diagnosed with cancer when she was 3 and she went through two major surgeries, chemotherapy and proton beam therapy. Along their journey Holly's parents witnessed many families and children needing extra financial support and opportunities to make special memories together or to help them through their long hospital stays. When Holly sadly lost her battle and passed away the Prince family decided that they wanted to spread Holly's love to other families going through what they went through and ensure that Holly's legacy lived on.

Holly's Hearts has now helped over 200 families with gifts, experiences, days out and respite breaks.

Donation summary

Total
£420.00
Online
£420.00
Offline
£0.00

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