All Saints Primary School in Fulham held a cake sale today as part of a national campaign to fundraise for muscular dystrophy.
The Bake the Difference campaign was started at the school by Oliver de Laszlo and his wife Triscia to support their son Sammy, 9, who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, an incurable genetic disorder that causes severe muscle wasting.
The campaign aims to raise awareness about the disease and fundraise for research in to cures and provide support to sufferers and their families.
What started as a bake sale at the school is now a national campaign adopted by Muscular Dystrophy UK, happening up and down the country between 8th-14th October.
Although the family have moved away from Fulham for a more suitable house for their son the tradition still continues at the school.
Mr de Laszlo said that it is great to get so much love and support from the school, but he is always thinking about next year and how they can be bigger and better than ever before.
For more information go to https://www.musculardystrophyuk.org/events/bake-a-difference/
Feature image shows (from left): Sammy de Laszlo (9), Thomas de Laszlo (11), Vincenzo Jones Skoric (9), Laura Auckland, Oliver de Laszlo, Julia Holloway, Emma Holloway (9), Jenny Taday, Amy Taday (9), Will George (9), Violeta Cruiz, Macy Nay Walsh (9), Alba Lyon (9), Lara Lyon (4), Grace Bowman, Saskia Skoric, Triscia de Laszlo
