Go Gold for Childhood Cancer 

Flint Glowed Gold during September to Raise Awareness of Childhood Cancer,

Our 2020 Awareness campaign in September saw 4 gold bikes placed around Flint and one near the River in Chester. The bikes represented lost childhoods to childhood cancer. Each bike was dedicated to an Angel. The bikes were certainly a talking point and gained a lot of media interest. Our founder, Jordan’s mum, even appeared on ITV Wales talking about Jordan, our Charity and why raising awareness of childhood cancer is so important.

We had fantastic support from local businesses.

Neil from Third Avenue Events lit up shops, pubs, the church and town hall for a donation. The whole town glowed Gold in honour of those angels taken by childhood cancer and those hero’s still battling. An Amazing £500 was raised!

Team Giddo honoured over 100 Angels by placing heartfelt messages and photos outside the Big Church Flint and along the suspension bridge in Chester. It is heart breaking that so many have lost their lives to childhood cancer, it was very emotional as we met with bereaved families and placed yellow roses for their child into the river. We also placed gold stars with names of those children battling with horrendous treatments along the bridge.