Georgia Calver will be taking part in the Peterborough Great Eastern Half Marathon Run, raising both funds for The Trust and awareness of nut allergies.
Georgia’s sister lives with a severe nut allergy so she is passionate about increasing understanding and spreading the word of how seriously allergies have to be taken.
Good luck Georgia!

On Sunday 21st October this year, Paddy Richardson will be taking part ‘One last Time’ in a Banger race, at the Arena Essex Raceway, in Purfleet Essex, in the PRI Legends Meeting for the Ronnie Martin Memorial Trophy. He will be raising funds for both The Amy May Trust and The Meningitis Foundation.

He tells us “I do not consider myself as a “Legend”, I prefer to say “Veteran”, but I was lucky enough to race during the 80’s and 90’s, with some real Legends of Ovals, and have so many fond memories of this time”

To reads Paddy’s story visit please his Facebook page https://bit.ly/2xd2YYz

To sponsor Paddy and support both him and these two very worthwhile causes please visit his Just Giving page https://bit.ly/2D3qk9t

Nash Crosbie-Hill was delighted to receive a ballot place for The London Marathon 2019. Nash, lives with a severe allergy to nuts and sesame seeds and the extreme difficulty that this brings.

Nash, we are delighted that you have chosen to run for The Amy May Trust. Thank you.

Peter Basham’s daughter Sarah-Jane lives with a serious nut allergy, so he understands only too well the difficulties faced on a daily basis.

Thank you Peter for taking on the London Marathon, raising awareness for all of those who live with allergy with every step of the 26.2 mile route.

Luke Ely has known Amy since childhood.

He is taking on his second Nuclear Race in her name, the race requires hardcore training, taking on 100 tough obstacles requiring both physical and mental endurance. Go Luke – we are proud of you.

Laura Fernandez Alonso will be undertaking the enormous challenge of the Ironman 70.3 event in Vichy, next summer. This event will see her swim 1.2 miles, cycle 56 miles and then finish with a 13.1 mile run. So impressive!

Thank you Laura and the very best of luck.

Ian Patterson takes on the arduous Ironman challenge in September, an event certainly not for the faint hearted, made even more bravely taken on by the fact that by Ian’s own admission he is not the best of swimmers!

We are so impressed Ian. Thank you.

Jade Tyrrell is braving the skies in her aim to carry out a parachute jump in the summer.

Dave Ricketts and Russ Parker are to take on the daunting challenge of a 7 day expedition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
The intimidating height of almost 6000 metres would test the perseverance and strength of most of us mere mortals so we wish every good luck to these two ex military conquerors.

Lee Gardiner has always boxed for fitness and fun, but never has he taken on a fight. This Autumn he is doing just that, throwing and taking the punches for Amy.

Ellen Flanagan will be taking part in the renowned London Marathon on April 22nd.Every step of the world famous 26.2 mile route will see her challenge herself and raise funds to help Amy’s journey of progression. Good luck Ellen!

Tamsin Lovett is running the world renowned London Marathon in April. Both Tamsin’s daughter and Father suffer from anaphylaxis so she is acutely aware of just how important awareness and understanding from others can be.

Thank you Tamsin for supporting The Amy May Trust, and the very best of luck.

Sue Billington is running the famous London Marathon in April.

During Amy’s childhood Sue used to live nearby to the family and remembers Amy during her growing up years.

Good luck Sue, we will be wishing you well for every one of the 26 miles!

Maldon Building Services are the contractors who are building the annex onto Amy’s parents, Sue and Roger’s home which will enable them to bring Amy home to live. This wonderful company have taken on the project on a non profit basis, and along with contactors who have generously donated their materials or time, this will see the project completed within months allowing this huge next step in Amy’s journey to take place.

All sponsorship monies that are that are raised by TEAM MBS as they take part in the obstacle race in Danbury will be put towards this very specialist build.

John Aves and James Vanstone will be taking on the Brighton half Marathon on February 25th.
This is a new experience for our regular loyal supporter John who has taken on many a challenge in his friend Amy’s name. We welcome James who has run before to our growing number of fantastic friends of The Trust. Thank you both.