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The Max The Brave Fund was set up in August 2019 after Max sadly passed away from a Malignant Rhabdoid…
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The Max The Brave Fund was set up in August 2019 after Max sadly passed away from a Malignant Rhabdoid Tumour (MRT a rare childhood cancer). The Max the Brave Fund is excited to announce that we will be helping to fund a research project called “Creating Superpowered Immune Cells…
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A massive thank you to Jeff and Louise from Sutton New Town Community Festival for meeting with myself and a…
Last week as part of childhood cancer awareness month we presented Great Ormond Street Hospital and Children's Charity with the…
Massive well done to Barry for taking part in the #richmondhalfmarathon yesterday in training for the #londonmarathon next month. Spreading awareness and raising money…
The Singing Nurse We were so proud to see Max’s Nurse Beth Porch on Britain’sGot Talent. Beth has such a beautiful singing voice…
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children In October 2019 Team Max took part in the RBC Race for the Kids…
Shooting Star Children’s Hospices support babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and their families across London and Surrey.…
The Max The Brave Fund was set up in August 2019 after Max sadly passed away from a Malignant Rhabdoid Tumour (MRT a rare childhood cancer).
The Max the Brave Fund is excited to announce that we will be helping to fund a research project called “Creating Superpowered Immune Cells to Treat Childhood Tumours” – Super Hero Cells to save our Super Hero Kids.
This project will be taking place at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children’s Research Centre. It is extremely important to us and vital for the improvement of treatment for childhood tumours.
When Max was in hospital harvesting his cells to be put back once his treatment was finished we signed an agreement that if worse case scenario Max didn’t finish his treatment and couldn’t use his cells, we were happy for these to be used for research.
Max could potentially contribute to finding a cure and kinder cancer treatments.
All of our fundraising will be done with this in mind, we would love to offer regular grants to this special cause with the help from you guys.
For Max, for our children.
As Max spent most of his life in Great Ormond Street Hospital we are using this fund to help them and other organisations such as Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust and Shooting Star Children’s Hospices. We also help individual cases that need funds for essential treatment abroad.
By creating this website we aim to tell Max’s story, to spread awareness, set up fundraisers and encourage fundraising for seriously ill children. You never realise how important charity is until you need it.
