Joy takes on marathon number three for charity :: East Midlands Ambulance Service
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Our General Manager for our Patient Transport Service (PTS) is bravely taking on her third marathon next month to raise money for a cancer charity. Joy Weldin, will take on the Bournemouth Marathon on 7 October, with the
Our General Manager for our Patient Transport Service (PTS) is bravely taking on her third marathon next month to raise money for a cancer charity. Joy Weldin, will take on the Bournemouth Marathon on 7 October, with the hopes of raising as much as possible for MacMillan Cancer Care.
This is will be the third marathon Joy has ever undertaken – and she is determined to complete it in less than four-and-a-half hours. Joy said: “I’m really looking forward to the marathon.
The feeling you get when you finish is awesome. “It’s been challenging balancing training, a full-time job and a family, but it’ll all be worth it.” Joy’s seven-year-old daughter Eva will also be running the children’s race ahead of the main marathon on the day.
Through her last two marathons in Chesterfield and Nottingham, Joy has raised a total of £1,600 for cancer charities, and she hopes to raise even more for charity this year. Anyone who would like to sponsor Joy can do so by visiting her Justgiving page.
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