Harry Smith was the younger brother of Thomas, after whom Thomas’s Fund was named, and a great ambassador for the charity. He died, aged 12, after a lifelong battle with the same neuro-degenerative condition, in December 2010.

…a wonderful life. Brave and cheerful, he lived his life to the full. Harry made a difference, not only to our lives, but to the lives of a lot of people.
(Harry’s dad, Tim)
Tim and Lucy decided to launch ‘HARRY’S HEROES’ in his honour. People, who help the fund can become ‘Harry’s Heroes’. If they wish, they can enter ‘HARRY’S HALL OF HEROES’ : a place where special donors, fundraisers and contributors to Thomas’s Fund can be celebrated, along with their contributions, and even pictures. Many donations have been made in Harry’s memory (which are greatly appreciated) alongside amazing fundraising events and personal donations. We are so grateful to our ‘Heroes’.
You can see one of our certificates below. Please let us know if you have done something exciting to raise money (or helped us in any other way) and would like a certificate and entry into ‘Harry’s Hall of Heroes’.

Now let’s enter the ‘Hall of Heroes’

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