Current Fundraisers
Living Proof
Kayleigh Robinson had good reason to want to skydive to raise £820 in sponsorship for Leukaemia Busters when she took to the skies on the 19th July and jumped from 10,000 feet over the Wiltshire countryside.
Kayleigh Robinson had good reason to want to skydive to raise money for Leukaemia Busters when she took to the skies on the 19th July and jumped from 10,000 feet over the Wiltshire countryside. Kayleigh’s mum was diagnosed as a child with leukaemia and although only had a twenty percent chance of survival was successfully treated at Southampton General Hospital and happily grew into adulthood only to have Kayleigh more than twenty years later. Kayleigh wanted to give something back to say thank you and help in developing cures for other not so fortunate patients so jump she did!
Hamble Valley Rotary Quiz Night
Alan Newton, President of Hamble Valley Rotary Club presents Dr David Flavell of Leukaemia Busters a cheque for £1,000 following.
Alan Newton, President of Hamble Valley Rotary Club presents Dr David Flavell of Leukaemia Busters a cheque for £1,000 following another of their successful annual quiz evenings at Wyvern College in Fair Oak on the 21st March. Attended by over 150 pub quiz enthusiasts who enjoyed a fish ‘n chip summer afterwards Alan commented “we are delighted to raise some funds for Leukaemias Busters and the lifesaving research they undertake whilst we all had fun at the same time”.
Brooke’s Skydive
When 18 year old nursery worker Brooke Skelton’s grandad Charlie was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia she decided to fundraise for Leukaemia Busters by fulfilling her ambition to jump out of an aeroplane at 15,000 feet. Brooke successfully completed her jump on the 4th July and came down to earth gently much to her grandad’s relief. Brooke raised £770 for the charity through sponsorship for her jump.
