Walk 4 Hamish

In 2012 Hamish was diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of just 17. After 5 years of fighting he sadly lost his brave battle against cancer at 6pm on December 7th 2016, at the age of 22.

Although we lost Hamish too soon he made such an impact on everyone who was lucky enough to meet him. A huge character in our friendship group and someone who everyone misses very deeply. Hamish would have me in constant tears whether it was from laughter because of his outrageous jokes or real tears as I pull a dart out my leg from one of his ‘pranks’ and everything in between.

On Saturday 1st October we will be doing a 20 km charity walk in memory of Hamish and to raise money for The Change Foundation.

The Change Foundation is a charity that uses the power of sport
to help at-risk and marginalised young people change their lives in London,
across the UK and around the world.

Hamish was drawn to The Change Foundation through his love of cricket and he spent time helping to coach Afghan refugees who attended the centre.
We will be walking across the South Downs in Sussex, starting in Hassocks near Brighton, and ending at the White Horse in Ditchling.