Major fundraising effort underway to help Falkirk teenager
Written by centralfmnews on December 3, 2019
The family of a young girl in Falkirk, who has a rare form of cancer, are trying to raise almost £250,000 for their daughter’s treatment in New York.
13-year-old Ashlee Easton, who goes to Braes High School, suffers from High Risk Neuroblastoma – which she’s been battling for over seven years.
The vaccine is not NHS funded, which is why the family’s fundraising efforts are so crucial.
💙 We today welcomed Ashlee Easton to the club, who has been fighting neuroblastoma and is raising money for a vaccine treatment in New York.
👉 https://t.co/3FKn29X77B pic.twitter.com/0vGH6pgRl0
— Falkirk FC (@FalkirkFC) October 7, 2019
Over £80,000 has already been raised – but her family need the final total to be reached by February 2020.
Ashlee is currently undergoing immune therapy, which it’s hoped will prevent another relapse.
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