Boy raises £178,000 to save activity centrepublished at 11:54 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2021
Oliver Voysey, who has a brain injury, smashes his target to help a Lake District activity centre.
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Oliver Voysey is undertaking a series of challenges in the run-up to his 13th birthday in aid of the Lake District's Calvert Trust, and had hoped to raise £25,000.
But through an online appeal he has already raised more than £53,000., external
The outdoor activity centre helps children and adults with disabilities and their families.
It is facing closure after losing more than £1m due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Oliver requires specialist care having suffered a brain injury when he was two days old which left him with sight loss, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism and learning difficulties.