HelpHarryHelpOthers Cancer charity hosts its 7th charity ball on 16th march 2019 at Edgbaston Stadium.
2018 was a significant year of development and celebration for the small charity started by brummie schoolboy Harry Moseley prior to his passing. Harry’s mom Georgie that founded the charity in 2012 said “the theme is just so fitting for the incredible year we have had. From relocating our Drop in Cancer Centre due to a land regeneration by the local council which meant we secured our future, to our opening with Ben Shephard on what would have been Harry’s 18th birthday in February, to a visit off HRH the Duke of York, who flew in to Birmingham just to come and see the HHHO Drop In Cancer Centre, has meant we have had a momentous year and one my boy would be very proud of. Harry met both Ben and HRH The Duke of York and I keep in touch with them both with progress on the impact HHHO has on the cancer community.
To have them both visit the Cancer Centre on separate occasions is a really proud moment for us. We could not let the upcoming ball go without making it a fitting theme. As for the one in a million bit, well you really have to be there to see what that’s all about however, I can say we have a very big announcement to make during the evening of the ball”.
Still a small team of 3 the charity has evolved from strength to strength since it first become a registered charity in 2012. It has not only donated £193,000 to research via its HelpCURE fund, but has also helped over 500 families via its HelpCOPE fund which gives grants to families suffering financial hardship. The charity has also given over £385,000 to other local charities for special cancer related projects via its HelpCARE. On top of this since the opening of its Drop In Cancer Support Centre the charity supports over 500 adults and children that are affected by any type of Cancer via the 17 services it operates on site.
For more information on HelpHarryHelpOthers visit: www.hhho.org.uk or for details regarding seats for #Harrysball2019 email: georgie@hhho.org.uk.
