A huge community fund raising effort to provide cancer treatment to a brave Shropshire boy is now helping even more families and organisations support children and young people with cancer.
SIBLINGS bathed in a paddling pool full of baked beans at the weekend in memory of their friend Zac, who died at the age of just two. Esther Hannaford, eight and brother Robin, four from Wallingford, raised money for Zac’s Fund by being sponsored to sit in a paddling pool of full baked beans on their front lawn. Zac’s Fund was set up in memory of Zac to help raise money to support grieving families after the death of a child. Mum, Katie Hannaford said: “It was really cold but they stuck at it and made it a lot of fun. Friends and neighbours came out to support them, with a few people pouring beans over their heads. Zac’s mum, granddad, Auntie and cousin were also here supporting them, which meant a lot.”
A BROTHER and sister will be bathing in a paddling pool full of baked beans in memory of their two-year-old friend Zac. Eight-year-old Esther Hannaford and brother four-year-old Robin from Wallingford, will be raising money for Zac’s Fund by being sponsored to sit in a paddling pool of baked beans on their front lawn. Mum Katie Hannaford is encouraging friends and family to come and pour in a tin of beans if they are passing by. Zac was the siblings friend and neighbour and a Just Giving page has been set up in Zac s memory to help raise money to support grieving families.