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✓ Published: 20-Apr-2024
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Meet Sam Shevyn from Lower Penn. He is fundraising for Compton Care, inspired by his mothers battle with a tumour. He is in training to complete a ultra marathon around the city finishing with a head shave. We chat to him and find out more.
Meet Sam Shevyn from Lower Penn. He is fundraising for Compton Care, inspired by his mothers battle with a tumour. He is in training to complete a ultra marathon around the city finishing with a head shave. We chat to him and find out more.
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