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Latest news

£6,000 grant made to The Myton Hospices
The Foundation is thrilled to have made a grant of £6,000 to The Myton Hospices. £5,000 will fund forty adult counselling sessions and support the continuation of our Citizens Advice service, helping patients and their loved ones access emotional and practical support. The remaining £1,000 will go towards the Forever Memories Fund, enabling the hospice to provide special teddy bears…

Willenhall Oak Medical Centre raises over £200
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone at Willenhall Oak Medical Centre, who raffled a huge teddy bear in aid of the Foundation, raising over £200!

Christmas Jumper Week raises £239
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone at Braunston Community Cafe who raised £239 by holding a Christmas Jumper Week and raffle. We are very grateful for all their support.
Why support the foundation?
“Cancer can affect any of our lives at any time. Losing Carl has been devastating to all who knew and loved him. Supporting the foundation can offer support, comfort and hope in many ways, whether that’s to individuals and their families, or within beautiful places of nature to enjoy and reflect.”
Faye Stephens
“The Carl Lewis Foundation supports such wonderful charities which will help others who are going through what Carl did, and give them the best support and care that they need. Carl was also so passionate about wildlife and nature. He would want nothing more than to help preserve the wildlife and nature of that in the midlands, and further afield.”
Kirsty Ann
“Helping others is something we all are encouraged to do, however the Carl Lewis Foundation goes above and beyond. Giving young people an opportunity that has been born out of tragedy is truly impressive. I love supporting such a venture.”