Connor Mckenzie

I'm taking part in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2027 as part of #TeamStroke

Raising money for Stroke UK in support of My father in law Ted and My cousin Mark who both have suffered life changing strokes in past few years. Every day in the UK, another 240 people wake up to the catastrophic impact of a stroke. With strength, determination and the right support, recovery is possible.

By taking on this challenge with Team Stroke, I'll be fundraising to provide tailored support to tens of thousands of stroke survivors each year, fund vital scientific research, and campaign to secure the best care and support for everyone affected by stroke.

Every donation helps someone find strength through support at a time they need it most. Thank you so much for being part of this journey with me.

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