Lives we’ve changed
We help thousands of people every year. Discover how we are making a difference in the words of people whose lives have been changed.
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Aimee’s story
Aimee’s grandfather has always supported his grandchildren, but when savings started to run low, he asked the MCF to help put Aimee through university.

Alan’s story
Veteran Alan returned from the Middle East with complex PTSD after suffering trauma during his time…

Alec’s story
Alec had to retire due to poor health and underwent two heart bypasses. His mobility was poor and finances were tight, so the MCF offered to support him.

Alex’s story
Alex was born with cerebral palsy. He started swimming lessons at the age of eight, he was talent spotted after just a few months.

Alzheimer’s Research UK
In 2018, Tabitha Broadbelt received funding to study how optogenetics can be used to control memory cells at the University of Edinburgh.

Alzheimer’s Support
Alzheimer’s Support received a grant of £90,000 to help people with dementia to overcome social isolation.

Angela’s story
In September 2017, Angela’s mother was diagnosed with lung cancer. She moved herself and her two boys into her home, so she could be her full-time carer.

Australian bushfires
In January 2020, we donated AUS $150,000 to help people affected by a catastrophic bushfire season in Australia.

Avril and John’s story
Avril has been caring her husband for about four years now. He has dementia, but he is also diabetic and is a double leg amputee.

Bahamas Hurricane Dorian
In September 2019, we donated £20,000 to UNICEF to support survivors Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.
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