Because it really does!
8-year-old Isaac is up to his fund-raising ways again! This time he is taking part in his school triathlon to raise money for the Jeremy Lucas Education Fund. The money he raises will directly impact 14-year-old Nicholas who is one of the few boys to be sponsored by the fund – which predominantly raises money to send young girls to More →
On 2nd April 2017, over 90 members, friends and family turned up at Bramley Golf Club to remember Jeremy at the X4 JFL Golf Day – named after his beloved car. It was a beautiful day, the course looked lovely, the starter hut and noticeboard were so well crafted – a really amazing tribute to Jeremy. And, the competition was More →
It is really important to know that the money you donate will be used to make the biggest impact on the children who need it most. So we’ve put together an info sheet that will tell you: What your money pays for. How we choose which child to sponsor. How you will get news about how the sponsored children are More →
Angeline, born in 2002, is one of 4 children and lives in Archers Post in northern Kenya. In 2016, one week before Angeline was to take her final year primary school exams (KCPE), her father passed away. Despite this traumatic event, Angeline not only chose to continue with her exams but scored 330/500 giving her joint second place at Girgir More →
“Exactly 6 months ago on 28 July 2016 my husband Jeremy passed away. Jeremy was a lovely, kind man and part of his legacy was a sum of money with which I have set up an education fund in his name for children in Kenya. Jeremy loved Kenya – we were going to move there in the near future. He More →
18 August 2016 To my sweetheart Jeremy It’s exactly 3 weeks today since you left us – and with each passing day I miss you more and more. At present all the practicalities of your death are keeping me busy – first the funeral, then the clearing up of all your stuff – and boy you have a lot of More →
Many of you have followed the whole cancer journey with me and Jeremy. And last week I learnt that a young man was running one mile for Race for Life – raising money for Cancer Research UK. This was as part of Park Mead’s fundraising efforts to raise £100 for the charity – in fact, as of this morning they More →
Guest Blogpost by Shivani Bhalla (Founder and Director of Ewaso Lions) Our planet is under severe threat. Large swathes of wilderness is being lost and wildlife numbers are plummeting all across the globe. Rapid urbanisation leading to animal habitat loss, poaching and bushmeat hunting of wildlife are just a number of things exacerbating the situation. Picture this. A large African More →