Fundraiser for Noah Woods’s family surpasses £105,000 after death in pond
A fundraiser for Noah Woods’s family has raised more than £105,000 after the three-year-old was found dead in a pond in Brantham, Suffolk. Noah had gone missing after leaving a relative near a playground, prompting a major search involving about 1,300 volunteers and numerous emergency and rescue organisations.
Noah was non-verbal, partially deaf and awaiting an autism assessment. His parents described him as a loving and innocent child, while the Good Dads Club said donations would help with household costs, time off work and funeral-related pressures; Ipswich Town players also paid tribute, with Leif Davis donating £2,000.
- Fundraiser surpasses £105,000 after Noah Woods’s death.
- Hundreds of professionals and 1,300 volunteers joined the search.
- Donations are supporting Noah’s grieving family financially.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Fundraiser for family of Noah Woods hits £105,000 after body of missing three-year-old was pulled from pond”.