David became involved with Harry’s Rainbow back in 2013 after he was looking for a local charity to raise money for his first marathon.

"My twin sister and I lost our mother to Breast cancer when we were six years old and had no support so this charity matched what I was looking for perfectly. I then became involved with the events team and recently volunteered for the Rainbow Group, to help me get a better idea on how the money raised helps bereaved children and their families."

"I'm delighted to join such a fantastic local charity who provide support for children and young people of Milton Keynes. I'm really looking forward to being able to put my Marketing and Event Management skills to good use in helping Harry's Rainbow to continue to achieve their aims. "

"I've been involved with Harry's Rainbow for around 4 years. The charity is very close to my heart and I'm extremely proud to now become part of the Trustee team! Working in childcare for over 11 years has given me excellent understanding of safeguarding children which puts me in a good position for taking up the Safeguarding Lead role. "

I have started getting involved with Harry's Rainbow in March 2017, as I was looking for a local charity to support but which could accommodate my busy schedule. I love being part of Harry's Rainbow Events Team because we are a close group of people who have a lot of fun whilst supporting a really worthwhile cause. Knowing that what we do (organise and take part in events) helps children who are going through a terrible time in their lives, makes everything all the more gratifying! I also manage the LinkedIn page for Harry's Rainbow to increase our exposure to businesses (local or otherwise) and their employees.

"At the start of 2019, I was actively looking to be more involved with a local charity. I have always supported charitable events and I was usually the main one in my places of employment to get others involved. My background is administrative so I bring organisational skills to the board. Harry's Rainbow really touched me because I felt so deeply for the founders of the charity. I cannot imagine what they have had to go through. I believe children today build the world tomorrow; we are responsible for helping provide opportunities to not only show them how to be successful but how to be emotionally healthy. I look forward very much to watching Harry's Rainbow grow and develop."