Making a difference – One Individual at a time
Leyah’s Mum, Darina, thanks the RGF
Darina wrote to us recently to say: “I would like to take time to thank the Rob George Foundation for their generosity for the grant made to my daughter, Leyah Sheikh. The grant will be used to assist Leyah for her very busy 2019 season. When we received the email approving Leyah’s grant, we felt blessed. Basketball plays a very important role in our family and especially for Leyah. This grant made it possible for Leyah to purchase new equipment. Also, your support has motivated her to keep working hard to achieve her dreams. I hope that the Rob George Foundation will be blessed for your kindness and will continue doing all this amazing work.”
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Underwater Hockey success for RGF grantee, Alyssa Oates
During 2019 Alyssa has competed at the European Underwater Hockey Championships as a member of the elite ladies’ team, winning a Silver medal. At the World Age Group Underwa...
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Fencers’ success with support from the RGF
We are very grateful to Amanda and Guy Powell for updating us on the sporting achievements of their daughters. They say: “Elisabeth won the British Under 23 Championsh...
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A huge thank you from a handful of our 2016 Aim 2 grantees – watch the video here
Imagine you are a young person with a terminal or life-limiting illness. Or imagine you are an outstanding sports person but you need help to achieve your goals. Our motto i...
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From cancer survivor to active teenage girl again
“In Alex’s own words…” “How did you hear about the RGF?” “I heard about the Rob George Foundation through my Clic Sargent social work...
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Dreams of representing his country
Luca dreams of one day representing his country. To fulfil his ambition he needs the right gear, and that means a very expensive, state of the art, power chair football cha...
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Jade turns senior
We’ve tracked and supported Jade Ashmore for a couple of years now, as she has developed as a boxer. Now aged 18, she had just entered the Senior Arena, and is making ...
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