Sharons - Hope for Tomorrow - Sky Dive

First Base Employment in Stroud, and me, have chosen Hope for Tomorrow as our Charity of choice, as pretty much most of us will know somebody who has been affected by cancer. I know that times are tough, however, the Charity sector has been hit very hard during the crisis which makes providing their valuable services increasingly hard. Hope for Tomorrow provide mobile Chemotherapy units to patients who struggle to make it to hospital for their treatment. This in itself has helped the NHS during the pandemic by allowing people to still access the treatment that they desperately need. Without crucial funds Hope for Tomorrow would not be able to keep their units out in the community and it costs £198 to run a unit for 1 day. Please support me - throwing myself out of a plane terrifies me, but nowhere near what the patients of HOPE FOR TOMORROW go through on a daily basis. I would really really appreciate any amount of money donated for this amazing charity. You can learn more by visiting hopefortomorrow.org.uk