Beer a hero and help kids fighting cancer by donating to The Sun’s Smiles at Christmas appeal

BARMAN Caillan Gallacher beat cancer as a lad — and now he wants YOU to donate the cost of a pint to our Smiles at Christmas appeal.

You can help our campaign with charity CLIC Sargent by donating in the collection buckets in every J D Wetherspoon pub in the UK.

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Caillan, 22, who works at The Counting House pub in Glasgow, was diagnosed with leukaemia when he was 15.

Over three years of gruelling treatment, he was supported by CLIC Sargent, financially and emotionally.

Now he is urging The Sun’s loyal readers to pop into their local Wetherspoons and donate what they can to help kids with cancer this Christmas.

He said: “When I was diagnosed with cancer it came as a massive shock. The treatment made me feel so ill and I missed months of school.

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“I spent a lot of time in hospital, but thanks to CLIC Sargent their nurses also treated me at home.

“They were always there and went the extra mile for me.

“They even helped arrange my work experience at Wetherspoons, which led to the job I’ve got now.

"Sparing a few quid while you enjoy your pint in the pub will make a big difference.”

Your donations will help pay for specialist nurses and also let families with sick kids stay close to hospitals in Homes From Home throughout the festive period.

Earlier this week singer Ed Sheeran backed our appeal, urging Sun readers to “kindly give what you can”.

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