Online Community
Going through dark times can be a very lonely and isolating experience. At KMMT we want to extend Karen’s hospitality to create a chatroom for our families. Somewhere where you can ask difficult questions, seek support and share advice. We do this through our Facebook page.
Over the years we have built up a community of hundreds of people who have been through the same experience. We hope that this will be a powerful way for you to make use of all the things you never wanted to learn about living with leukaemia.
19th September 2019
We lost our dear Karen 21 years ago today. Her legacy grows stronger every year, but the pain of losing her never dulls and never will. Let her light continue to shine, as it does today; inspiring and bringing support and comfort to so many in their time of need ❤️
10th August 2019
Here’s the brilliant @hamza.habib.hasan again, this time with the medal he deserves for last weekend’s @ridelondon 100 mile bike race👍🏼🏅The event organisers were short 5,000 medals on the day apparently... but what better to drop through your postbox than a huge shiny medal... congrats again Hamza! 👊🏼💫🚴♂️
4th August 2019
Congratulations to the totally brilliant @hamza.habib.hasan who completed the #ridelondon100 today: smashing an impressive personal goal and raising money for the Karen Morris Memorial Trust in the process. We’re already looking forward to next year Hamza 😊🏅🚴♂️💫 Congrats from all of us at the KMMT! @ Green Park
20th July 2019
We are so very pleased to announce that our first French Breakfast for Karen was a huge success, raising over £500! Best of all, everyone went home with full bellies and big smiles. Who else is going to host a French Breakfast for Karen...? 🥐🇫🇷❤️
6th July 2019
Celebrating two more of our brilliant collectors from Brent Cross Shopping Centre last Saturday. Great job Laura and Emily, and thank you for your time 💛💜
“Many, many thanks for providing a lovely home for us during my husband’s bone marrow transplant. I was able to cook all his meals which enabled his early recovery. Such a pleasant experience not to have to worry about accommodation at a stressful time. Heartfelt ‘thank you’.”
Jill, Bristol