Benji Tarver
The Yorkshire 3Peaks In Support Of Immy for Lymphoma Cancer Awareness And Research
Total raised
£7,803.00
+ £1,620.75 Gift Aid
111%% Complete
The Yorkshire 3Peaks
Thu 18 Aug 2022
Our challenge? To walk the Yorkshire 3 Peaks in one Day in support of Immy Hall to raise money for crucial research into Lymphoma cancer and young adult cancer awareness.
Thankyou for taking the time to visit our fundraising page. 1 in 2 people will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime. For us, in April of this year, our friend Immy was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma; a cancer of the immune system. Because of her own awareness surrounding the importance of getting symptoms checked, Immy is now undergoing chemotherapy treatment this summer. To support Immy, us boys (Benji, Ben, Dom, Harrison, Olly and Sam) would like to play our own small part by raising money for the research into and treatment of Lympoma Cancer, whilst also raising awareness to those in young adult life about the importance of checking symptoms and diagnosing cancer early. To raise this money, we will be walking the Yorkshire Three Peaks in one day on behalf of Cancer Research UK. Please donate to this cause to help us reach and succeed our target and help invest into studies of Lymphoma Cancer and to bring awareness to those in young adult life about the importance of diagnosing cancer early.
CAUSE
Lymphoma
Survival rates for many types of lymphoma has increased significantly – now, twice as many people survive non-Hodgkin lymphoma as in the 1970s. And four out of five people will survive Hodgkin's lymphoma, compared to fewer than half of patients in the 1970s. Help Cancer Research UK improve effective treatments and survival with your donation.
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