Today we celebrate the life of our longest-serving volunteer, Terry Holt.
Terry was born in 1923, only four years after Save the Children was founded. She recently passed away at age 102.
Terry served in the Auxiliary Territorial Service between 1941 and 1948 and saw first-hand the fate of children growing up in conflict.
After returning home, she founded the Cheadle and Gatley branch of Save the Children in 1953, and ran many activities and events over the years, raising a lot of money for children who need it.
After seeing news coverage about Gaza, Terry felt the need to ‘do her bit’ for children there.
So, for her 100th birthday, she held a mulled wine and mince pie coffee morning with the aim of raising £1,500, but ended up raising £3,000!
Terry was a remarkable woman and leaves an incredible legacy.
What a privilege to have had a lifetime of your support, Terry. Thank you. ❤️