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More than £50k Raised for Noah Woods' Family After Tragic Discovery

The fundraiser passed its original £1,000 target as donations rose to £45,000 to help Noah Woods’s family with expenses and time off work.

  • Donations for the family of Noah Woods have surged to £51,179, surpassing the £50,000 target less than 24 hours after The Good Dads Club launched the online fundraiser on Wednesday evening.
  • The appeal follows the tragic recovery of Noah's body from Decoy Pond in Brantham, Suffolk, ending an exhaustive search that began after the three-year-old went missing from a playground on Tuesday afternoon.
  • Around 1,300 volunteers joined emergency services and specialist dive teams in the desperate, round-the-clock search after Noah was separated from a relative near Merriam Close.
  • Superintendent Tom Pearse noted the outpouring of support "typifies the strong sense of community" among Suffolk people, while organisers said donations will help the family navigate "daily bills" and expenses.
  • More than 3,300 donors have contributed to the campaign as the family requests privacy, with organisers urging the public to surround Noah's loved ones with "the solidarity they desperately need.
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More than £80,000 raised to help family following tragic search for 3-year-old

More than £80,000 has been donated to a fundraising page set up to support the family of three-year-old Noah Woods, who was found dead following a…

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The fundraiser has so far raised more than £48,000.

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