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He added that he felt "honoured" to raise the money and pay tribute to his dad. "I hope that this money makes a difference in supporting other people with myeloma and their families." David Stevens, director at 270 Climbing Park, said he was "incredibly proud" to have hosted the "truly inspiring" challenge. "It was fantastic to see the community come together to support such an important cause, and we're delighted that the climb has raised vital funds for Myeloma UK." The money raised will help the charity support patients, raise awareness of the disease and fund research into new treatments.
