What was Capt Tom’s £33m spent on?

When Captain Sir Tom Moore raised over £33 million for the NHS by walking laps of his garden during the Covid-19 pandemic, the nation was captivated by his incredible achievement. But where did all that money go?

The funds raised by Captain Tom were used to support NHS charities across the UK. This money was crucial in providing support for NHS staff, patients, and volunteers during the pandemic, including funding for mental health and well-being services.

Some of the money was also used to purchase personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline workers, helping to ensure their safety as they battled the virus. Additionally, the funds helped to provide essential resources for hospitals, such as ventilators and other medical equipment.

Captain Tom’s fundraising efforts were also used to support ongoing research into better understanding and treating the virus, as well as developing vaccines to combat Covid-19. This investment in research will have a lasting impact on the fight against the pandemic.

In recognition of his incredible fundraising efforts, Captain Tom was knighted by the Queen and became a national hero. His legacy lives on through the positive impact of the funds he raised for the NHS during a time of great need.

Thanks to Captain Tom’s fundraising, countless lives were saved and the NHS was better equipped to respond to the challenges posed by the pandemic. His legacy of kindness and generosity will be remembered for generations to come.