James online art gallery

James is raising money to support Henry the Brave.
Henry needs to raise £202,000 by January 2021, to can receive a clinical trial in New York that aims to stop his neuroblastoma from coming back.

Karen Emmottt

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From the sale of James’ artwork made into cards x

From: Sue Sewell

Donated On: 19 July 2021

£341.00
+ £85.25 Gift Aid
From: Paul Wilson

Donated On: 19 June 2021

£10.00
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
From the sale of James’ fabulous Christmas cards.

From: Sue Sewell

Donated On: 16 December 2020

£460.00
+ £115.00 Gift Aid
This is for a wonderful painting of a lighthouse by James. It is now on the wall in my office. Thank you

From: Debbie Smith

Donated On: 28 October 2020

£15.30
+ £3.75 Gift Aid
From: Andrew Bentley

Donated On: 25 October 2020

£45.90
+ £11.25 Gift Aid
For ‘gus’ the cat

From: Karen Emmottt

Donated On: 25 October 2020

£10.20
I was greatly impressed by your initiative James and your desire to help Henry. Keep up the good work in trying to help others and enjoy art.

From: Anonymous

Donated On: 24 October 2020

£10.20
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
From: Martin Brown

Donated On: 19 October 2020

£51.00
+ £12.50 Gift Aid
From: Martin Brown

Donated On: 19 October 2020

£50.00
+ £12.50 Gift Aid
Well done James, that’s an amazing thing to do and I’m sure that will go along way towards your Cub personal challenge badge Well done, Vicky and the other 12th Morley Leaders

From: Vicky Bailey

Donated On: 18 October 2020

£10.20

Target: £50

Raised so far: £1,827 £2,231 incl. Gift Aid

Henry's Campaign

Henry has high-risk neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer that has a 40-50% chance of long-term survival at diagnosis. Thanks to your support, Henry was able to enrol on the bivalent vaccine trial in New York in January 2021. Henry has since completed the trial and remains in remission. Read more