Skipton boy Luke Mortimer raises more than £23k for charity | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
A 10-year-old quad amputee who hoped to raise £500 for disabled kids has brought in over £23,000 in donations.
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A 10-year-old quad amputee who hoped to raise £500 for disabled kids has brought in over £23,000 in donations.
Luke Mortimer had initially hoped to raise £500 by climbing a hill near his home in Skipton.
Luke Mortimer, from North Yorkshire, became a quad-amputee after meningitis and a team of big-hearted builders charity Band of Builders joined forces to adapt his home for his needs for free.
Luke Mortimer became a quad-amputee after being struck down with meningococcal meningitis, which meant his home need to be redesigned
The generous tradesmen stepped up to help Luke Mortimer, who became a quad-amputee after contracting meningococcal meningitis.