Charley Broadfoot

For Daddy 🩷

I have decided to run in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival in 2025 in memory of my lovely dad. Sadly December 11th 2023 dad passed away from a serious stroke.

I wanted to do something in memory of him, whilst offering support, understanding and maybe motivation to others and their families who have suffered at the hands of a stroke.

I also wanted to challenge myself to do something I would find hard (I have a joint condition which makes running hard). No challenge I put myself through will be as hard as what dad and all of us went through and I hope we can raise a good amount of money in his memory and to support other families.

It would mean the world if you could donate to this wonderful charity, if not please share our donation page. <3

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