A photo of Christie fundraiser Kat Watson wearing a skydive outfit, a logo in the bottom-right corner reads 'Black Knights Skydiving Centre: No Limits'.

“When people ask me what it's like being a long-term patient at The Christie, I describe it as being like a family… I know that I will get the best care with the best staff and by doing my skydive, I feel like I have given a little bit back.”

Kat Watson, Christie fundraiser
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A photo of Christie patient and fundraiser Jeanette Joyce sitting on a bike wearing a Christie cycling jersey and sunglasses.

“I haven’t seen the route yet… I am really not looking forward to too many hills, particularly towards the end of the ride!”

Jeanette Joyce, Christie fundraiser
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A photo of Christie fundraiser Courtney Dobson sitting on a bench with her dad, Darren Walker and a statue.

“[The Christie] have done some amazing work with my dad, helped him through the tough times and picked him up. We couldn’t thank them enough as he wouldn’t be here right now without them.”

Courtney Dobson, Christie fundraiser
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A photo of Christie fundraiser Michelle Foster holding a banner with a woman, a man and a small child. The small child is sitting on a bike, which is behind the banner. The banner reads, "Thank you for supporting the Young Oncology Unit at The Christie. In memory of Josh Hallam, forever loved."

“I am running for The Christie Charity so other young people can receive the support and care they need during the most difficult time in their young lives.”

Michelle Foster, Christie fundraiser
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A photo of Christie fundraiser Juliet Hardy-Wilson with her daughter Bea and her mum either side of her.

“I have signed up for the sky dive for The Christie! They have been a huge part of my family’s life over the last few years, so I wanted to give something back to them.”

Juliet Hardy-Wilson, Christie fundraiser
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“For myself, the reason for doing the Festive Dash was to help raise money to support the fabulous work that The Christie does.”

The Morris family, Christie fundraisers
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“Living with Addison’s Disease hasn’t been the easiest at times, but the staff at The Christie have helped me immensely to live with it.”

Dylan Taylor, Christie fundraiser
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“I've thought about doing a skydive before, but previously thought I'd be too scared to freefall from a plane… This cause is close to my heart because my friend is receiving treatment at The Christie.”

Amber Leigh, Christie fundraiser
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“I started fundraising because I felt a duty to give something back for the treatment and care I was receiving.”

Joyce Roughley, Christie fundraiser
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