James Clifford Campling was an Aeromed nurse in the RAF. At 29 years old he died of a glioblastoma (brain tumour). He had been charitable from a young age and was always helping everyone he could.

During his final 2 years he, and his friends, raised £30,000 towarsa research into brain tumours. This charity contines this work along with supporting people with a terminal illness to complete a challenge on their bucket list and opening Jimmys - a place to spend time, talk and relax.

James wrote challenges for his family and friends before he died. Challenges that would push them beyond their limits and outside of their comfort zone as he had always done himself. His challenge for his mum (who is scared of heights) was to do a sky-dive. This is her challenge.

Due to the impact of Covid-19, the charity are struggling to make their minimum amount this year and we hope this will be a big chunk towards that.