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Court Rejects Parents' Bid to Redirect £100K Charity Funds

9/12/2025

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Parents Craig Evison and Victoria Morrison lost a court case to redirect £100,000 raised for their deceased son Kyle to their terminally ill daughter Ruby-Rose.
Kyle died in October 2020 from brain cancer after COVID-19 prevented his treatment.
Ruby-Rose, born in 2022, has a genetic metabolic disease with a poor prognosis.
The charity Gold Geese stated the funds must remain for children with cancer.
The High Court ordered the money to be split between two charities for diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG).

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Parents Craig Evison and Victoria Morrison lost a court case to redirect £100,000 raised for their deceased son Kyle to their terminally ill daughter Ruby-Rose.
Kyle died in October 2020 from brain cancer after COVID-19 prevented his treatment.
Ruby-Rose, born in 2022, has a genetic metabolic disease with a poor prognosis.
The charity Gold Geese stated the funds must remain for children with cancer.
The High Court ordered the money to be split between two charities for diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG).