Lucie’s Page
Thurbly Tigers have announced a For Lucie section in their year book. The year book features teams, summaries and statistics and charts the years of TTFC past and future. The For Lucie section gives us an opportunity to describe the charity and its work. It also cements the relationship of between the two organisations.
In an effort to celebrate Lucie’s life and leave a lasting legacy this website and the charity For Lucie was created. It’s aim is simply to raise awareness of Meningitis and funds to help others. This is run on entirely a voluntary basis by the friends and family of Lucie. All money raised in Lucie’s name goes directly to helping those good causes that supported Lucie and her family.
You can find details of charity events and fundraising in Lucie's memory and how you can help at this website. There's also further information, links and resources on Meningitis. You can also stay in touch with For Lucie news by following on Twitter.
Over a year ago we lost Lucie. During that time you’ve sponsored bike rides, runners, baked cakes. You’ve done things that are quite frankly bonkers and in doing this you’ve raised fantastic amounts of money.
We never expected the response that we got. Over the last year you’ve managed to raise in excess of £22,000 and it’s a figure which continues to grow. This is a fantastic achievement. Should wish to make a donation, no matter how small, you can still do this by clicking below. There’s even the option of donating an amount on a regular basis.
Well Done Jon
Jon proved he’s made of stern stuff as he recorded jaw dropping time of 3:17 in this year’s Virgin London Marathon. Most of us can’t even get out of bed in that time.
As if that weren’t enough he’s raised over £1,000 For Lucie. Jon has promised to give us his story so stay tuned for that. You can still pledge your support by clicking the link bellow.
Francesca gives her little sister a big kiss
We’re not sure about the head torch either
We’re focused in what we do. To put it simply we’re here to help others that have been affected by meningitis. Specifically we seek to:
Research and develop vaccines into streptococcal meningitis. Offering support counselling and information to affected families by highly trained professionals. To work with medical schools to develop training that enables early diagnosis through symptom recognition and incorporating it into medical training.
We may not be the A Team but like them we’re a rag tag bunch of fugitives. You can find out more by clicking here
Lucie and Francesca
Latest Event
Agnes Howes is getting little sleep these days. After a recent move to Seattle she’s cramming in the training for the the Kirkland Half Marathon on 15th May.
Of course with three children there’s she’s more than used to running around. All the best Agnes.
Sleepless in Seattle
Agnes fresh faced after a training run