Charlotte Dyer from Surrey lost her 3 month old son unexpectedly and has channeled her grief into fundraising and raising awareness. | ITV News London
Surrey mum Charlotte Dyer wins London's Pride of Britain award, and Daniel Henry pays her a visit to deliver the news.A mother from Surrey who has raised over £140,000 in a year and a half is trying to raise awareness about cardiomyopathy. In January 2022, Charlotte Dyer's son Ruben died at three and a half months old after being diagnosed with the condition.
After the devastating loss of her baby, Charlotte embarked on the mammoth task of raising £200,000 for charity. "Ruben's Fund" collects money for The Royal Brompton and Hatfield Hospital to fund research into cardiomyopathy.ITV News London "I've been on the street shaking buckets" Charlotte told ITV News London, "and I will get to £200,000, its just when".regional fundraiser of the year award. The awards aim to thank everyday people who work tirelessly to support charities and good causes of all sizes.
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