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Max Out in the Lake District with Bravehound

Max out in the Lake District is raising money for Bravehound
Celebrating the birthday of Max

on 12 August 2026

Dogs can heal invisible wounds. BRAVEHOUND is a Scottish Military Charity providing assistance dogs to veterans who need support to help heal the invisible wounds of war. BRAVEHOUND provides assistance dogs and all the required training and welfare support over each dog's lifetime.

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Join us in honouring the memory of the little dog with the biggest of hearts and the waggiest of tails through our event, Brew For Moo.

On the 12th of August, (Max's birthday) we remember a life that touched many hearts. Though he is no longer with us, Max's spirit and his legend continues to inspire our community around the world

Max had a unique ability to see beyond the surface, to recognise the invisible scars that many of us carry. His presence brought healing and hope into our lives, reminding us of the power of connection and compassion.

Broken crayons, still colour.

Your donation, no matter how small will change a life.

This year again we aim to raise funds to support Bravehound in their mission to provide assistance dogs for those who have bravely served our country. Bravehound is dedicated to helping military veterans heal from the invisible wounds of service-related mental health conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, and anxiety.

These specially trained assistance dogs offer companionship and support that can transform lives. They help veterans regain confidence and provide structure in their daily routines. With your help, we can ensure that more veterans receive the invaluable support they need through these remarkable dogs.

Join us in making a difference by contributing to this cause that honors both our friend’s legacy and the brave individuals who have sacrificed so much for us all

Donation summary

Total
£14,867.39
+ £2,778.00 Gift Aid
Online
£14,867.39
Offline
£0.00

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