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CHORF was set up by family and friends in memory of Christopher Hardman (aged 15) who lost his life to Osteosarcoma  (a rare form of Bone Cancer which affects teenagers) in October 2004.

Various events have taken place to raise funds to research Osteosarcoma in the hope that one day, we might find a cure and prevent other teenagers losing their lives from this deadly disease .  CHORF has raised in excess of  £150,000.00 since it was founded in 2004 and as a result of our fundraising, we are pleased to confirm that medical research is now underway. We work in partnership with www.bonecancerresearch.org.uk.

Congratulations to:

Roz Tranfield - Sam Kenwright

Lisa Morrison - Sheryl Baguley. 

Four close friends from Wirral & Liverpool who recently climbed 

Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free standing mountain in the World,

in support or CHORF.

Click here for more details of the trip.