Freddie Programme
Football For Freddie charity programme from 4 December 2016
Football For Freddie charity programme from 4 December 2016
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<strong>Freddie</strong> &<br />
his family<br />
Two-year-old <strong>Freddie</strong> Hunt<br />
has an inoperable brain<br />
tumour. The only potential<br />
life-saving treatment<br />
available is proton therapy<br />
in the US. Proton Therapy<br />
is more targetted than<br />
normal radio therapy, so<br />
it can concentrate on the<br />
tumour. The treatment<br />
costs at least £100,000<br />
and is not yet available in<br />
this country.<br />
When <strong>Freddie</strong>’s parents<br />
launched the appeal<br />
they were overwhelmed<br />
by the response of the<br />
community of Yateley.<br />
Twelve-year-old Finley<br />
Prendiville, a friend of<br />
<strong>Freddie</strong>’s brother Harry,<br />
shaved his head for<br />
sponsor money. Soon,<br />
<strong>Freddie</strong>’s plight touched<br />
local hearts. The Brain<br />
David and Abby<br />
Hunt with <strong>Freddie</strong><br />
Tumour Charity, Farnborough offered practical and<br />
emotional support. Eagle Radio were also involved and<br />
launched “<strong>Freddie</strong>’s Friday” on 4 November and raised<br />
the donations to over £100,000. The Hunts’ favourite<br />
club, QPR, became involved, <strong>Freddie</strong> meeting the<br />
players and manager. Then Yateley United came up<br />
with the idea of staging this match, and QPR legends<br />
responded by giving their services to this game.<br />
are proud to support<br />
YATELEY<br />
UNITED FC &<br />
Together for <strong>Freddie</strong><br />
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