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The girls wanted to send a MASSIVE thank you to everyone who sponsored them. Having raised a whopping £1190.00, for this wonderful cause!

They clocked up a total of 32Km between them in the month of March!

Thank you all so much again

Lucy Ellen and Phoebe XXXX

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Welcome to our sponsorship page!

The three of us have been having swimming lessons every week at our local leisure centre and we thought we could put our skills and stamina to good use!

We have set ourselves the challenge of swimming 8km each throughout the month of March to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.

By sponsoring us, you’re helping to give seriously ill children the best chance and the best childhood possible.

Lucy: I absolutely love swimming and I’m hoping we can raise lots of money for the children’s hospital. ❤️

Ellen: I love swimming and I love helping others so doing 8k swimming for this amazing charity is something I can't wait to achieve! I hope we get as many sponsors as possible for this charity and I can't wait to get started! ❤️

Phoebe: I’m doing this swim to raise money for a great cause which has helped lots of children like my best boyfriend TJ and Jacob.❤️

By sponsoring us, you’re helping to give seriously ill children the best chance and the best childhood possible. Thank you for supporting our fundraiser.

Love

Lucy, Ellen & Phoebe xxx

Childhood is special. It should be a time of joy, wonder, curiosity and fun. Of making friends, making mistakes, and growing into the adults we become. But it’s also fragile, and sometimes all too brief.

That’s why Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity raises funds to help give seriously ill children childhoods that are fuller, funner and longer. For the children from all over the UK who are treated by Great Ormond Street Hospital every day, for children with rare or complex illnesses everywhere, for this generation and all those to come. Because no childhood should be lost to serious illness.