I’m running the London Marathon for Natalie.

Natalie Kate Moss was just 26 when she tragically lost her life to a sudden brain haemorrhage. I went to school with the Moss family, and this cause is incredibly close to my heart. Natalie was bright, full of life, and had so much still to give. That’s why I’m running the London Marathon in her memory.

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust was set up in her name and is doing something truly powerful: funding life-saving research, raising awareness, and helping young people overcome adversity.

Our mission is to save lives through groundbreaking research, education, and information about brain haemorrhages. Every penny raised will support the Trust’s goal of funding one full year of brain haemorrhage research in 2025.

To put it in perspective: £546.72 is enough to pay for a full day of research on a three-year project — enabling world-leading researchers to discover more about preventing and treating brain haemorrhages.

Thank you so much for supporting me. Your donation could help save lives and prevent the devastation caused by brain haemorrhages. Let’s make this count for Natalie, and for so many others.

👉 Donate today if you can.