Big-hearted Shavington fundraiser Alfie Simcox has come up trumps again with another massive donation.
The 11-year-old Shavington Primary School youngster hit the headlines with his obsession with taking photos of trucks.
And his calendars have sparked global interest over the years, raising an incredible £23,000 in total over four years.
And his most recent donation was one of the highest when he handed over a cheque for £7,600 to Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Alfie sold his new 2024 calendars in honour of local family friend Jean who wanted to raise money in memory of her 52-year-old daughter Angela.
She lost her fight to pancreatic cancer last year.
Recently, Alfie was awarded the BBC Stoke “Local Fundraising Hero” honour at their annual “Make A Difference” awards.
Alfie’s love of trucks grew during the first Covid pandemic lockdown four years ago.
He soon built a large following on social media and began putting together calendars each year to fundraise for good causes such as motor neurone disease and charities for poorly children.
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