Doncaster girl, 7, raises £458 for hospital charity after climbing a mountain

An intrepid Doncaster schoolgirl who braved hailstones to climb a mountain in the Lake District has raised more than £450 for Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) Charity.
By Kev Rogers
Published 1st Nov 2021, 07:35 BST
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On October 20, Chloe Smith climbed the 950-metre-high summit of Helvellyn in the Lake District with her family.

She has raised a huge £456 so far.

She met with Director of Nursing, Abigail Trainer, to receive her certificate and voucher to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

Chloe Smith met with Director of Nursing, Abigail Trainer, to receive her certificate and voucher to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.Chloe Smith met with Director of Nursing, Abigail Trainer, to receive her certificate and voucher to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
Chloe Smith met with Director of Nursing, Abigail Trainer, to receive her certificate and voucher to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
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Abigail said: “Well done to Chloe for her incredible fundraising efforts for the Trust.”

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