Hello, really welcome to the Red Men TV. My name is Dan Corb. I'm absolutely delighted to be

joined by Eddie Hinks from the O. McVeigh Foundation for a quick chat about our support for

our charity the month, the O'Ma McDadee Foundation. First off, Eddie, how are you? Okay.

I'm good, Dan, thank you. Yeah, busy, busy. Never known a time like it, really. I think

in all my time

this is the fastest growing legacy charity

I've ever known

it's just exploded

it certainly has

and in the best possible

we've been chatting the fast 15 minutes upstairs

and what really is remarkable

what's happened with the foundation

yeah we say Dan

when I have done for a long time

we can't stop these kids being diagnosed we can't we can just help along the way. And I think certainly the foundation works, works way above its aims and objectives. Yeah, absolutely. I've been fortunate enough to be, you know, in the room with, like, to Mark, and obviously we had Tash in recently as well, people may have watched that before she did the amount of interface funds for the foundation or whatever so yeah I'm

aware of some of what goes on nowhere near as much as it does go on from our

conversation upstairs I think you'd need six episodes to list what goes on yeah it

certainly sounds like it but for people aren't so aware of why exactly the foundation was set up,

which you'd mind explaining?

No, no, no.

Sadly Owen passed away, coming up for 10 years now.

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