Why We Do What We Do - Part VIII
John Nellis • November 20, 2025
Teachers often find themselves becoming ill during the natural course of their day to day, but sepsis and recurring bouts of pneumonia were well beyond the norm.
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Mark Evans is a coach and a therapist who takes a different approach to his business partnership and fundraising for HOPE.
What followed was a journey of family, fundraising and seeking positivity during what Michael and Claire modestly call ‘a tough time’
Improving equity of access to clinical trials.
It was “such a friendly and reassuring place to be when faced with unfamiliar circumstances.”
Alice said, “the day was spectacular. I just want to thank everyone who has supported, sponsored, donated and rode with us.”
Hidden away in the heart of England there is a small charity called Hope Against Cancer that is helping to change lives around the world.
When asked about a typical day they said ‘unpredictable’ almost in unison!
The car journey to find her results felt like waiting for sentencing after a trial. The heavy wondering that questioned what life would be like after today.
We recently sat down with Rick to discuss his life and his time as Chair at Hope Against Cancer.
Who can really put a price on a cyclist’s peace of mind as they tackle the Alps thousands of miles away from home?