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Clarise Leach

Clarise takes on Dryathlon

Total raised

£32.00

+ £8.00 Gift Aid

32%% Complete
32% of the £100.00 target

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I'm giving up my best friend (alcohol) for an entire month to raise money for cancer research.

In memory of

Peggy Deacon

My Story

Anyone that knows me knows I love a drink.. Or 20.. At least twice a week. And I'm not ashamed to say I enjoy it. I'm 25 with no real responsibilities, and my social life and circle involves drinking on a regular basis. So this is going to be really tough for me. We all know someone that has been affected by cancer either themselves or friends/family. And we all know how life changing it can be. Last year £53 million was invested in to research to detect cancer earlier which is vital. And a further £35 million invested towards researching causes and prevention. This is all thanks to cancer research donations. I want to raise £100 at least which seems like a drop in the ocean but what reason do I have to not do this? For the sake of not getting drunk, spending money that in all honesty I don't have, to feel like shit the following day... Or I could be one of the many people trying to help others. I know which I'd rather do 😊

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