Raise thousands for of her father

“MND affects people in different ways.

“Some people lose their speech didn’t.

“He would love to talk first.

My

Dad about politics, about medicine, we just loved talking together. The rest of his body was sadly giving up but his speech was fine apart from the minimal lung capacity.

“People experience different symptoms at different stages of MND.

“I am delighted by the amount of money raised, which will go towards the Merseyside MND Association.

“It’s a fantastic local charity which urgently needs more volunteers, more funds and more fundraising events to enable them to continue the fantastic work they are doing to support local families who are having to contend with Motor Neurone Disease.

“There are quite a lot of families in Merseyside who are affected by MND.”

Rosie also raised £2,000 for the MND Association through a sponsored silence she completed a few weeks ago, which was something of a challenge.

Rosie said: “It was quite difficult not to be able to communicate for a whole weekend, but it went well and I was very pleased to be able to raise £2,000 for charity.

“My husband enjoyed the silence!”

Rosie moved to Southport in 2019 from London.

Her rosiefeasts lifestyle influencer account sees her cover food, fitness, facials and staycations predominantly in locations including Southport, Liverpool and Manchester.

The Motor Neurone Disease Association supports everyone living with and affected by MND to access the help and support they need.

Over £1,100 was raised for the Merseyside MND Association through a Christmas Makeup Masterclass Fundraiser, above and below

Photo by Banak Photography Rosie (right) with her sister Victoria Cleave (left)

Rosie Cleave from Southport, whose dad Howard Cleave died from a form of Motor Neurone Disease, invited people to enjoy a special Christmas makeup fundraising event in his memory

Photo by Banak Photography Rosie Cleave (left) and Amanda Borg (right)

Photos by Banak Photography