The Twilight Walk will take in Windsor Castle, the Great Park and the River Thames, with every step along the 10k route dedicated to the search for a cure.
On Sunday 6th October I will be taking part in this event, this is a very important issue for me as not only do I have a brain tumour my father Wesley Semple died from a brain tumour in March 2007.
My sister Abby will be joining me on this walk we would like to raise money for the research of Brain tumour to help find a cure.
This is what The Brain Tumour Charity can do with the money.
£100 could enable us to purchase a specialist piece of equipment to analyse genetic make up, study protein structure or manipulate cells to behave in different ways.
£250 could cover a day of research for one of our leading brain tumour researchers to further the understanding of a particular type of brain tumour to provide more targeted treatment.
£400 funds a tailored information pack for 100 people newly diagnosed with a brain tumour, complete with details on how to access the support provided by The Brain Tumour Charity.
£500 could help cover the cost of a researcher to analyse tumour samples of people participating in a vital clinical trial, helping us to understand the impact of the trial and make future recommendations for treatment.
Below is a link to help us raise the money if you have enjoyed my blog or been on my Bread course at Belfast Cookery School it would be great to have your support even just £1.
https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/davidsemple1
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