Kian's Fundraising Page For Gosh

10/10/2026

8years ago today Kian’s life changed for the better 💜🩵

Once again thanks to the amazing team at Great Ormond Street Hospital and Charity xx

30/09/2026

Defo the best place will always be in our hearts 💙💜

26/09/2026

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“I see all the emotions families go through. The fear, hope, exhaustion, and the unconditional love they carry through every step of their child’s treatment.” Zaynab, Intensive Care Nurse.

Meet our incredible Zaynab. Inspired by the children she cares for, Zaynab recently cycled 55 miles from London to Brighton for Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.

This is her why…

“Every single day I witness the strength, bravery and resilience of children facing some of the toughest things imaginable.

“Working at GOSH has shown me just how life-changing this hospital is.

“Behind every treatment, operation and moment of comfort is a team working tirelessly to give children the best possible chance at life.

“Every mile was for the children and families who inspire me every day.

”Taking part in the cycle ride was an incredible experience and I’m feeling so proud and grateful for everything I achieved.”

Please join us in congratulating Zaynab and all the TeamGOSH heroes who took on the London to Brighton Cycle Ride.

[Image descriptions:
Image one: Two images of Zaynab side by side. Left: Zaynab wearing her uniform stood outside the front of GOSH. Text reads: "From caring for children at GOSH." Right: Zaynab holding her medal and flowers. Text reads: "To cycling 55 miles for them."]

26/09/2026

“I often think about our donor family. I don’t have the words to tell them how much I appreciate what they’ve done for Abigail.” Kathryn, Abigail’s mum.

This Organ Donation Week, meet Abigail. She was just six years old when her family were told she needed a heart transplant.

Abigail spent 589 days on the urgent transplant list before receiving a donor heart at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

During that wait, she was often too poorly to go to school and would miss out on many things like celebrating her friends’ birthdays. Even walking around the house made her short of breath.

We’re so pleased to share Abigail’s now at secondary school and making up for time missed. She celebrated her transplant anniversary with a rock climbing party and even completed a 50km walk last summer.

Abigail and her mum have shared their story to raise awareness of the life-changing difference organ donation can make.

[Image descriptions: Two images of Abigail side by side. Left: Abigail sitting on a bench at GOSH wearing a feeding tube. Text reads: Abigail spent 589 days on the transplant list. Right: Abigail standing outdoors wearing a red top and shorts. Text reads: Now she's taking on 50km hikes".]

22/08/2026

15/08/2026

With Great Ormond Street Hospital and Charity – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 5 months in a row. 🎉

23/07/2026