Help Harry fund his judo ambitions

Hi, my name is Harry Cox and I am training as a full-time athlete for Judo. I started my journey when I was 4 years old and never turned back. I am currently 19 years old and I am looking for some extra support in continuing my Judo career.

I am currently on the under 21 GB team and England team, competing nationally and internationally. I gained my place on these teams when I won bronze (-50kg) at the British Championships in 2016. Since being on the team I have won bonze at The Heart of England, bronze at the Commonwealth Championships, bronze at the Welsh Open, bronze at the Scottish Open, gold at the British Championships, silver at C2 International, silver in Flevoland International Open and many more. After leaving school, I started training full- time under the DISE Programme for 2 years at The National Centre of Excellence in Walsall; Alongside the senior and olympic GB team. I now train full-time with Fitzroy Davis head coach of Hardy Spicer 83. I have ambitions to win the World and Olympic Championships.

Unfortunately, due to Judo not being a very populated sport in Great Britian there is minimal funding available for athletes like myself, meaning all trips abroad must be self-funded. With my training significantly improving I am now looking for some extra support in allowing me to train and compete abroad as it is exorbitant when thinking about flights, accommodation, training fees, competition fees etc, as each trip abroad costs around £700-£900.

Due to this, I am looking for any funding or donations possible in order to continue my judo career. Judo gives me drive and ambition in everyday life, I would hate to have to stop my career here.

If you reached the end of this, Thank you for listening to my story.