Conquer Snowdon 2027 · Yr Wyddfa
Back Thomas Wells-Bridges.
Be part of the climb.
An individual effort. A whole team behind it. Help us go further for the FND community.
One person. Part of something bigger.
A mountain to climb.
A community to back.
Thomas Wells-Bridges is raising money as part of the FND Connect Army’s Snowdon mission. Every gift supports FND Connect’s work for people affected by Functional Neurological Disorder.
Climbing Mount Snowdon for FND
Read Thomas Wells-Bridges’s storyThe whole team, together
£487.00 raised for FND Connect
24 fundraising pages, one shared mission. 213 days until the climb.
The team total includes the £0.00 raised on this page.
Explore the team & the challengeThe person behind the mission
Thomas Wells-Bridges’s story
Myself suffers with Functional Neurological Disorder and there is not much awareness around this.
FND does not have the awareness of other disabilities and want to raise awareness and funding for the disability.
The difference you help make
Help people with FND
feel less alone.
Your donation supports FND Connect’s work for people affected by Functional Neurological Disorder and their families.
Clearer information
Accessible guidance to help people understand FND and navigate life with it.
Practical support
Digital tools and resources for the everyday challenges of living with FND.
Community connection
Opportunities to find understanding and connect with people who get it.
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Pay in collected donations for this eventMountain photograph: Julian Herzog / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · Resized, cropped in layout and shaded for readability.