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Fundraising 22 November 2022
Each month throughout our anniversary year we'll be highlighting a different asset of our charity. We kick off this month with a focus on 15 years of Lily fundraising power!
Fundraising 18 May 2022
Jim Moir (Vic Reeves) is one of five top comedians whose artworks will be auctioned to raise money for charities including The Lily Foundation this month.
Fundraising 21 April 2022
A fitness coach whose client has mitochondrial disease is aiming to run three ultra marathons in a month to raise awareness about the condition.
Fundraising 11 April 2022
Celebrity comedian Josh Widdicombe raised a cheer from the mito community after he won £20,000 on Tipping Point: Lucky Stars and gave it to The Lily Foundation.
Fundraising 25 November 2021
We're delighted to share the fantastic news that Bendac Group has committed to fighting mitochondrial disease by joining The Lily Foundation as a corporate partner.
Fundraising 26 October 2020
Did you know you can help fight mito this Christmas just by shopping online – at no extra cost to you? We’ve partnered with two popular schemes to help make every penny count.
Fundraising 16 September 2020
The young twins who play Oliver Battersby, the boy diagnosed with mitochondrial disease in a heartbreaking Coronation Street storyline, have helped real life sufferers of the condition with a Corrie-themed fundraiser in support of The Lily Foundation.
Fundraising 8 July 2019
TV star Alan Davies has won £20,000 for The Lily Foundation after scooping the jackpot on Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. The money will help fund research and support patient affected by this incurable genetic condition.
Fundraising 18 April 2019
Hearts melted at The Lily Chocolate Charity Ball when Jamie Theakston presented Liz with a cheque for £100,000! Valuable funds that will help support people affected by mitochondrial disease and fund pioneering research to find effective treatments.
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