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Closed 29/11/2015
Weʼve raised £515 to Assist our colleague Darrell to buy a powerchair
- Winsford, United Kingdom
- Funded on Sunday, 29th November 2015
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Darrell is currently in a self propelling wheelchair, however this is no longer suitable to meet his work or personal needs. Due to the decline in his Cerebal Palsy it is more difficult to get around in his current chair. The Puma 40 has been independantly identified as the ideal solution to overcome this difficult hurdle. As this is a bespoke item the cost is quite significant.
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9 years agoSoraya Furness
9 years ago
blessings to you all together we moved a mountain regards Darrell
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- 9 years ago
Soraya Furness
9 years agoHi Guys - we are still in the process or having figures finalised but we have decided that maybe £500 was a little modest. Therefore, we have increased the target to be more inline with what is still required.
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Supporters
30
Chris Hilton
Nov 27, 2015
All the best Darrell.
£50.00
Molly Gibson
Oct 30, 2015
£5.00
Andy C
Oct 26, 2015
Darrell, hope this donation assists in your quest to get to the curry house faster!!
£30.00
Debbie Smith
Oct 22, 2015
Good Luck x
£20.00
Margaret
Oct 21, 2015
£10.00
Andrew
Oct 18, 2015
Good luck
£20.00
Anonymous
Oct 17, 2015
£20.00
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Soraya Furness
Winsford, United Kingdom
I have known Darrell for several years as a colleague and a friend. I feel very strongly about this cause as do my other colleagues and I hope this page raises awareness of the difficulties that disabled people like Darrell face in everyday life.