A LITTLE fundraiser made a big impression after becoming one of the top achievers on a popular donations website.
Molly Miners, four, took it upon herself to undergo a charity haircut when she was told that her uncle Stuart Rasbeary would likely lose his locks after being diagnosed with leukaemia.
The youngster, from Richmond, raised more than £2,000 and by smashing her initial £1,500 target she made it into the top three per cent of fundraisers for 2016 on the Just Giving website.
Mum Louise described Molly as a ‘little superstar’, adding: “The overwhelming support from everyone who did sponsor her has been amazing.
“We can’t thank everyone enough for their kind donations.
“It means the world to Molly.”
Molly had 14 inches of her blonde locks chopped off for free at LG Hair in Richmond and donated her sponsorship money to Macmillan Cancer Support.
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