About

George’s Trust was formed with youth very much in mind.  George was a special young man and his two main loves were music and sport.  He was quietly confident , good at most things, but modest as well.   The Trust supports  research and treatment of cancer in teenagers and young adults, local youth organisations the Romsey and Winchester area and the Romsey Abbey Choir in providing choral scholarships.

Our Aims

1. To relieve sickness and preserve the health of teenagers and young adults suffering from cancer, in particular but not exclusively by:
a) providing and assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities.
B) supporting research into diagnosis, control and treatment of cancer in teenagers and young adults.
C) supporting the development and provision of resource centres for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in teenagers and young adults.

2.  To provide and assist in the provision of equipment, facilities and services to youth organisations within the Winchester & Romsey area.

3-  To provide or assist in the provision of choral scholarships, equipment and coaching for members of the Romsey Abbey Choir up to the age of eighteen in order to develop their voices to maturity.

Current Fundraising Objectives

In December 2017 George’s Trust took a new direction in its fundraising and pledged £50,000 to help lease a specialised piece of equipment called Leica Bond RX to assist Cancer Research in Southampton. The equipment

will help Professor Peter Johnson who heads up the pioneering Immunotherapy Research, which is the leading new treatment in the fight against cancer including Lymphoma Cancers.

As George died from a Non
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, it is
important to us that George’s Trust
help this research and it is very
exciting to be working alongside such an amazing team. As the Professor works closely with the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit
in Southampton General Hospital, for which George’s Trust has raised £104,000 over the last few years, it also seemed the natural path to take.

George’s Trust, of course, will continue to fulfil its other objectives as usual, which are as always very important to us.

Finally, it would not be possible to help these amazing projects without the tremendous support we receive and we would like to thank our supporters for all their unwavering help.