Bro. Bert Bigaignon Flying High (and falling fast)

Bert Parachute Jump Sept 2025

Congratulations to Brother Bert Bigaignon who safely jumped out of a plane and parachuted to safety-all to raise money for the Tom Bowdidge Foundation. Bert raised £800 plus a donation of £100 from Court Knoll Lodge.

The Tom Bowdidge Youth Cancer Foundation was founded in 2014 in Tom’s memory.
Tom died of a Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumour and extensive peritoneal disease in October 2013, at the age of 19.
Tom knew there were many things that needed to be done for teenagers and young adults who were facing cancer. He discussed this with Richard and Nikki and planned to set up his own charity. Sadly, he died too soon but following Tom’s wishes, they knew exactly what they needed to focus on.

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