Guinness World Record for boy who camped in garden to raise money for hospice
‘Boy in the tent’ Max Woosey, 13, has raised £700,000 for the North Devon Hospice since March 2020.
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‘Boy in the tent’ Max Woosey, 13, has raised £700,000 for the North Devon Hospice since March 2020.
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Max Woosey, 13, has spent every night for three years under canvas, raising more than £750,000.
Started his charity challenge of camping long—term in his garden. but this weekend he'll be moving back inside to sleep in his own bed, after raising more than £700,000 for north devon hospice. john maguire has been to meet him. through storms, snow and baking sun, for three years, max woosey has been camping out in his garden. but now it's time to pack up his latest tent and head indoors. i've had the best three years of my life. it's been ups and downs. i started this because i wanted to raise money for the north devon hospice, since all their fundraising was cut, and the plan was to do t...
A young British boy who slept in a tent in his family's yard for three years to raise money for charity is headed back inside after raising more than $860,000 for a hospice and breaking a Guinness World Record.