The Henry Allen Trust was set up in 2014 by Henry Allen's parents who were inspired by their son's bravery while facing a rare cancer.
During the run of Jack and the Beanstalk at Milton Keynes Theatre, audiences raised a staggering total of £17,732.93 for local children's cancer charity, The Henry Allen Trust.
The Henry Allen Trust was set up in 2014 by Henry Allen's parents who were inspired by their son's bravery while facing a rare cancer. Before Henry so sadly passed away, he made his mummy and daddy "pinkie promise" to follow his dream - helping other children and their families create memories and fulfil wishes. The charity is still working hard to fulfil Henry's wish and support children, teens, young adults and their families battling childhood cancers.
Dawn Allen, Henry's mother and Director and Founder of the trust said "As a small charity this was a truly amazing opportunity and one which Henry's Mummy and Daddy along with the incredible army of volunteers known as Team Henry will never, ever forget. Team Henry had an absolute blast meeting the audience after the shows and raising awareness of childhood cancers and vital pennies so urgently needed to continue our invaluable work in MK and Beyond."
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