Belfast-based Portview Fit-Out Ltd, has donated ten top-of-the-range GoPro cameras worth £2,200 to Make-A-Wish Foundation to help capture the memories of seriously ill children.

The donation, which also includes an Apeman Underwater Action Camera, 11 storage bags, 12 memory cards, eight accessory packs, a chest mount harness and tripod, will be distributed to families throughout the UK to help document their loved one’s action-filled adventures.  From trips to Disneyland Paris to swimming with dolphins in Portugal, each child will have the opportunity to relive their special day on the small screen.

Portview, a luxury fit-out specialist that works with some of the world’s leading brands, has pledged to support Make-A-Wish in the next 12 months by raising funds to help grant the wishes of children who are living with a life-threatening condition. In the last three months alone, the company has raised £3,500 for Make-A-Wish – in addition to the generous GoPro donation.

Simon Campbell, managing director of Portview Fit-Out, said: “It’s great to know that these GoPro cameras will be used as an endless source of fun and entertainment for children who demonstrate incredible bravery day-to-day.”

Make-a-Wish grant the wishes of seriously ill children and young people by creating memories that build confidence and happiness, as well as provide respite from the daily struggles of living with a life-threatening condition.

Gail McKee, the Northern Ireland fundraising manager at Make-A-Wish,  said: “Make-A-Wish here in Northern Ireland is delighted to be partnered with Portview and look forward to a fun-filled and successful fundraising year.  Their efforts to date and their generous donation of GoPro cameras will make an incredible addition to the wish experience of our children and families – creating memories that will last a lifetime. ‘

To make a donation or to find out more about Make-A-Wish, please visit www.make-a-wish.org.uk.