Fro goes
A little boy who spent two years growing his hair to be like his
football idol Marouane Fellaini is to face the shearers to raise
money for the Stacey Mowle Appeal.
Max Graham, 10, is, like Stacey, a pupil at Shears Green Junior
School in Northfleet and heard about the appeal for the
seven-year-old who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in May
2010.
She needs specialist treatment which isn’t available in the UK and
may cost up to £500,000.
Max, who has been playing for Northfleet Eagles since 2009, said:
“I’ve been growing my hair for nearly two years but I am going to
cut it off to raise money for Stacey Mowle.
“Stacey is my friend’s little sister. I would like to raise at
least £500, so if people could help me by sponsoring me that would
be really great.”
Stacey’s parents, Eagles manager Warren and Samantha, joined
Families Against Neuroblastoma to launch the Stacey Mowle Appeal
which has seen fundraisers from every part of Gravesend.
Max will be getting his hair cut next weekend.
Max and Stacey's dad Warren
Pupils and teachers at Shears Green Infant and Junior Schools
raised more than £2,600 for the appeal with a non-uniform day,
raffle and cake sale.
Volunteers will raise awareness of Stacey’s appeal in the town
centre on Saturday.
Volunteers will be in New Road from 10.30am.
Go to www.justgiving.com/maxgraham10
07/03/13
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