No 1093 Monday 15th - Sunday 21st September 2025
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F R E E FA L L I N G F O R A FUTURE WITHOUT CANCER AS E1,335 RAISED FOR THE PINK LADIES
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ot everyone has the courage to step out of an airplane thousands of feet above the ground, but Steven Boyd and Ian Todd did just that. Their daring skydive was more than just a personal challenge; it was an act of generosity and solidarity that has touched countless lives. By leaping into the skies, they also leapt into the hearts of their community, raising an outstanding e1,335 for Maria and the Pink Ladies, funds which will go directly to the A.A.C.C. in support of cancer detection and research. The moment Steven and Ian strapped on their parachutes, they became more than just thrill-seekers. They became champions of a cause that affects us all. With every second of freefall, they were raising awareness and vital funds that will help ensure more people have access to early cancer detection and better treatment options. Their courage reminds us that bravery takes many forms. Sometimes it is found in facing a diagnosis, and other times in jumping out of a plane for those who cannot. The gratitude from Maria and the Pink Ladies could not be greater.
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