Mica, Laura and Sunny

Mica, Laura and Sunny

Fundraising for My Mito Mission
£2,430
raised of £1,850 target
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Three Peaks Challenge , 17 May 2024
Ella's Mito Mission
Campaign by My Mito Mission (RCN 1176616)
Welcome to Ella's mission to raise awareness, support, funds for research and hopes for a cure for everyone with mitochondrial disease. You can donate here (green 'Give Now'), or set up a fundraising page (orange 'start fundraising'). Thank you.

Story

On the 28th November 2022, Ella Enwright was born and after spending the first three months of her life in ICU we received the devastating diagnoses of Pearson Syndrome. An incredibly rare mitochondrial disease caused by a single large scale mitochondrial deletion reportedly affecting only 100 people worldwide and with a life expectancy of only 3-5 years.

On 17th May 2024, we will be attempting the Three Peaks Challenge, with the aim to summit the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales within 24 hours.

Our mission is to raise as much money as possible to enable research into mitochondrial diseases, and the more research we can do in this area, the more likely a cure is to be found for other families.

You can read more about Ella and the charity on their website: https://www.mymitomission.uk/ellas-mito-mission-bristol/

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About the campaign

Welcome to Ella's mission to raise awareness, support, funds for research and hopes for a cure for everyone with mitochondrial disease. You can donate here (green 'Give Now'), or set up a fundraising page (orange 'start fundraising'). Thank you.

About the charity

My Mito Mission

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RCN 1176616
Our missions are run by families affected by mitochondrial disease, mito for short. MILLIONS in the UK have illnesses which also involve mitochondrial damage - diabetes, MS, stroke, some cancers & many more. More research into mitochondrial disease could help so many, not just those with mito.

Donation summary

Total raised
£2,429.59
+ £521.25 Gift Aid
Online donations
£2,234.59
Offline donations
£195.00

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