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Blood bike donated in memory of Stalybridge teenager Maisie Almond helps save lives
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The parents of 14-year-old Maisie Almond, who died of liver failure in 2024, have donated a blood bike to Greater Manchester Blood Bikes through their memorial charity, Maisie Moo's Missions. The pink-branded motorcycle, representing Maisie's favourite colour, has already covered hundreds of miles and helps provide vital transport for blood and medical supplies in the region.
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- Maisie Almond died of liver failure at the age of 14 in 2024 while waiting for a liver transplant.
- Her parents, Stuart and Kathryn Almond, set up Maisie Moo's Missions to create a positive legacy and raise funds.
- The family donated a pink-branded blood motorbike to Greater Manchester Blood Bikes, which is thought to be the first in the UK with charity branding.
- The new vehicle covered 600 miles in its first week and adds extra capacity to the volunteer-run service.
- Medical professionals have praised the vital role that blood bikes play in supporting emergency services and life-saving blood transfusions.