Young Girl Raises £160,000 for Charity

Online, April 10, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Hannah Jones has raised £160,000 for charity to raise awareness of brain tumours.

Hannah Jones has set up her own charity and in four years managed to raise £160,000 that will go towards making people more aware of brain tumours and cancer.

Hannah was only 15 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. After closer examination from specialists it was later discovered that the tumour was cancerous and that Hannah was in serious danger.

Doctors told Hannah Jones that she wouldn't live to reach university because of the cancerous tumour in her brain. This was heart-breaking for Hannah but she didn't give up. In the last four years Hannah has set up her own charity and raised £160,000 so far to create more awareness of brain tumours and the harm they can do.

Hannah has been able to raise so much money by selling 'Hannah's Hoodies' a product that she has created and marketed herself. Hoodies are used by all charities to raise money because they appeal to younger audiences and act as a form of advertising for the charity.

A possible next stage for Hannah Jones to take is to set up a shop for the charity with branded goods and also donations that have been made by the public. Branded Charity Bags are hugely successful in regards to collecting donations, and they can be very cheap to make if they are manufactured from wholesalers like Bonnington Plastics.

Hannah is now 19 and studying at The University Of Chester which she never thought she would be able to go.

This story is an inspiration to everyone and shows just how much there is to raising money for charity. If Hannah Jones goes on to implement new money raising concepts for her charity then it could become very successful and grow to encompass more people affected by brain tumours.