The donations listed here are from donors who have give in some other way to charities (mostly the Teenage Cancer Trust) in memory of Ella. There are many other donations not listed, thanks to all.

Another great donation from the Institute of Travel Management (ITM) in November 2018.

Funds raised by Team Ella for the Teenage Cancer Trust through running the 2018 London Marathon; a lot of pain for a fantastic amount of gain. Well done to all the runners, not least Ella's Mum Jo who ran her first marathon aged 50-something.

Funds raised by the Institute of Travel Management (ITM) at its May 2018 conference. 

Dec 2017, another very generous donation from Palmer Howells, thanks and Happy Xmas

Feb 2017 - Ella's late Great Uncle Mike (Michael George Moore) left a considerable sum in his will to the Teenage Cancer Trust in memory of Ella, taking Ella's fund considerably closer to the £200K mark. Thanks Uncle Mike - fondly remembered by all the family.

Jan 2017 - Fantastic donation from The Business Travel Magazine Christmas Party Raffle (via David Clare), thanks so much.

Xmas 2016 donation from Palmer and Howells - thanks and Happy Xmas

Money raised by Uncles Andy and Jim at their 50th birthday bash in Feb 2016.

Fantastic contribution from The Business Travel Mag, many thanks.

Dec 2015 - a very generous donation from an old family friend, who created something very beautiful to sell in memory of Ella, thanks from all Ella's friends and family

Yet another donation from St. Alban's Players - many thanks - Aug 2014

Misc donation via Jill G. - July 2014

Linda Newton - from Chepstow

Palmer and Howells

Bristol Guild

Coffee morning funds recieved from Croydon by TCT in October 2013

Direct donation from Lesley F

Direct donations from Clare E and Karen W

Unattached cycle for Ella page (friend of Bob R)

Lorraine Palmer

Pauline Nichols

Aston Park School

St Albans Church

Colin Domaille's Brighton run

Graham and June Chamberlain

Cricket for Ella - June 23rd

Rita's Open Garden

Linda Newton's 10K run

Sonia Moon's 10K run

Lorraine Palmer - two direct donations

Mike Moore

Catering/bucket money from the Bristol 10K

Bob Tarzey 50th birthday

This page is for Ella's Fund for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Ella Redman died from bone cancer in November 2012 after an 18 month fight against the disease, which included over 100 nights spent in hospitals in Bristol and Oxford.

Although Ella lost her battle many young people do not and go on to lead long lives. Ella was passionate about promoting research into cancers that are common amongst young people and improving the facilities available for their treatment.

The Teenage Cancer Trust is the only UK charity dedicated to improving the quality of life and chances of survival for young people with cancer aged between 13 and 24. It builds specialist units within NHS hospitals, bringing young people together to be treated by teenage cancer experts in a place designed just for them.  The trust wants every young person with cancer to have access to this specialist support, no matter where they live.