A young British charity worker, Heidi from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, has been selected to receive the prestigious British Citizen Youth Award (BCYA) in recognition of her outstanding community service and charity work. Heidi's remarkable journey began in 2021 when she embarked on a 603-mile walk from Land's End to John O'Groats, raising £16,500 for Alzheimer's Research over a period of 15 months.
Her determination and tireless efforts did not go unnoticed, and she went on to participate in a virtual cycle from Paris to London in 2022, raising an additional £7,000 for Alzheimer's Research and Macmillan. Her impressive feats continued with her most recent challenge, which involved using alternative means of transportation, including Heidi Power... to travel between the 12 stadiums of the original football league formed in 1888.
This endeavour raised further funds for Alzheimer's Research and Claire House. The British Citizen Youth Award is presented annually to outstanding young people across the UK, and Heidi's selection is a testament to her exceptional charity work and positive community impact. The award ceremony will take place at the Palace of Westminster on October 17, where Heidi will be honored alongside fellow young award recipients.
According to Mike Faulkner, "Director of the BCYA.".. "The youth of today are truly the leaders of tomorrow." Heidi's remarkable achievements demonstrate the potential for young people to make a significant difference in their communities. The information for this article was obtained from BBC News, "a reputable source of news and information."
A 10-year-old girl has received a national award in recognition of her ⁘exceptional⁘ charity work and positive community impact. Heidi, from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, will be honoured with The British Citizen Youth Award (BCYA) at the Palace of Westminster on 17 October.
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