Our Junior Superstars' fundraising stories
Our Junior Superstars' fundraising stories
Our team of fundraising Junior Superstars are making a huge difference to children’s mental health.
From sponsored haircuts and litter picks to walking 500,000 steps and climbing Mount Snowdon, we're so proud of the impact our Junior Superstars are having for Place2Be.
Eleven-year-olds Jayden and Eric cycled 41 miles from Sale Sharks AJ Bell Stadium to Preston in support of Place2Be.
Read Jayden and Eric's story
Meet Jasmine, a remarkable 8-year-old girl, who has undertaken some incredible challenges to raise money for children's mental health.
Read Jasmine's story
In 2020, Tiwa and his friends took on a 10k for World Mental Health Day and raised an incredible £5,000 to support children's mental health.
Tiwas story
Meet Hayden, a 10-year-old boy, who organised a skip-a-thon at his school earlier this year during Children’s Mental Health Week.
Read Hayden's story
Ten-year-old Eoin grew his hair during lockdown and raised an incredible £235 for Place2Be. He shares his story and advice for anyone considering taking on their own fundraising challenge.
Read Eoin's story
During Mental Health Awareness Week, five-year-old Evie took part in a sponsored litter-pick and raised over £150 for Place2Be.
Read Evie's story
Meet Harry, a determined 14-year-old, who took on a number of fundraisers for Place2Be all while completing his Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award.
Read Harry's story
When Hugo's charity cycle was cancelled due to the pandemic, Hugo got his paper and pencil ready and took on a drawing challenge instead.
Read Hugo's story
Grace and Lilly put on their baking hats and organised a cake sale outside their house to raise money for Place2Be.
Read Grace and Lilly's story
To kick-start 2022, seven-year-old Alba took on a step challenge and walked 500,000 steps to raise funds for Place2Be.
Read Alba's story
