Jez Stevens, who recently featured in a HIP story about local charity Warming Up the Homeless, is embarking on an ambitious charity fundraising project of his own.

“My family and I were regular donors to the Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice charity. I’m now fundraising to help boost the amazing voluntary work that the hospice does 24hrs a day by doing a skydive over Salisbury and wish to get as many people donating as possible. My Just Giving page is directly linked to the charity and any funds go straight to them. 

Jez Stevens 

“Half of the battle is being strong enough to jump out of the plane at 15000ft; the other half, is getting funds to help families with children that have been dealt a bad hand struggling with life,” says the former soldier. 

• Help out at justgiving.com/Jez-Stevens2


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