National bereaved Armed Forces children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, has announced the return of its May Marathon challenge for the fifth year running. The challenge has built a huge momentum over the last few years, and the charity expects this year to be even bigger.
16-year-old, Sian Lewis, from Hereford, has the Armed Forces community firmly at the front of her mind this month as she steps out in her challenge to complete 100 miles in 100 days, all to raise money for a military charity close to her heart.
Nationwide refurbishment company, Fortis Vision, has made a donation of £2,000 to Scotty’s Little Soldiers to help support hundreds of bereaved Armed Forces children and young people. Fortis Vision made the generous donation in conjunction with their continued support for the Armed Forces Covenant …
Cadet Commander steps out to famous Proclaimers song to help raise money for bereaved Armed Forces children Army Cadets Company Commander, Paul Curran, will be channelling The Proclaimers over the next few months as he sets out on his charity challenge to walk 500 miles in 60 days.
Armed Forces sisters, 12 year old, Gabriella and nine year old, Jasmine Tuicicia, have been pounding the pavements of Carnforth over the last few weeks as they took on a 187-mile walk, all to raise money for a charity close to their hearts.
14-year-old Charlotte Smith, from Yeovil in Somerset, did her military family and community proud this month as she completed a walking marathon in a day while raising much needed funds for hundreds of bereaved Armed Forces children and young people.
