Joanna Sharp

The de-Kisshazy family fundraising page

Fundraising for The Alexandra Sales Trust

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Last year Zoe and Peter ran the Brighton Marathon and raised lots of money for Cancer charities in Alex's memory, we were inspired by the experience of knowing her and wanted to do something to help.

This year Peter will run 26 miles and Harry, Zoe, Cherrie and Michelle will run 10k, all the money we raise will go to The Alexandra Sales Trust.

So many young cancer sufferers have benefitted from The Trust already, take a moment to visit the website and see the good work that they do.

Helping The Alexandra Sales Trust is a fantastic thing to do.

Peter, Michelle, Cherrie, Zoe and Harry de-Kisshazy

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The Alexandra Sales Trust

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www.thealexandrasalestrust.co.uk

The Trust has been set up to create a legacy in the memory Alexandra, who, on the 2nd April 2013 was diagnosed with Mastitis Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare, rapidly spreading soft tissue cancer. She passed away on the 16th September 2014 aged just 17. The ethos of our Trust is to support children and young people aged 1 to 24 who have been diagnosed with Cancer. The support given to Alexandra during her illness by the Royal Marsden Hospital in Surrey was without fault. We the Trust and her many friends are committed to raising as much money as possible to help other children in similar circumstances. Alexandra was able to benefit from a number of small charities. A personal shopper day at Top Shop. She was so excited when she came home explaining her day. She was able to have a real hair wig to feel 'normal' for her school prom and was so proud of the MAC laptop she was given. Alexandra requested it because she had every intention, when she recovered, of studying photography as an A level. These donations made her happy and gave her something positive to focus on, a distraction which helped her cope mentally with the enduring treatment. This is the aim of our Trust, to raise ‘Smile Money’. We want to give something to young people being treated for cancer . Maybe it will be another Mac Laptop or a weekend away for the family. We want to gift a memory.