12-year-old Banbury girl raises £1,000 for Young lives v cancer charity

A 12-year-old Banbury area girl raised more than £1,000 over the summer in a cake-baking fundraiser for the Young Lives v Cancer charity.
Banbury area girl, Niamh Claydon, aged 12, raised more than 1,000 over the summer in a cake-baking fundraiser for the Young Lives v Cancer charity.Banbury area girl, Niamh Claydon, aged 12, raised more than 1,000 over the summer in a cake-baking fundraiser for the Young Lives v Cancer charity.
Banbury area girl, Niamh Claydon, aged 12, raised more than 1,000 over the summer in a cake-baking fundraiser for the Young Lives v Cancer charity.

Niamh Claydon spent her summer baking and selling cupcakes for the Young Lives v Cancer, formally CLIC Sargent.

She did the Captain Tom 100 challenge, making 100 cupcakes and sold them in her village.

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Along with attending local community events such as car boot sales, she also launched a JustGiving fundraising web page.

She said: "I loved raising money so much, it gave me a buzz. I decided to challenge myself a bit more, this is where you come in! Please help me to raise £1000 in a year by buying my cupcakes. As I already raised £170 at the car boot and sent that to the charity by cheque I have set my target on just giving for £830."

Niamh recently passed her £830 fundraising target through the JustGiving web page bringing her total to more than £1,000 raised for the Young Lives v Cancer charity.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Anyone who would like to contribute to her campaign can use the following web link: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/cupcake4cancer

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