Max Woosey became a national name when he raised more than $800,000 for local charity North Devon Hospice — by pitching a tent in his backyard and sleeping in it for 1,099 nights.

Max Woosey said he had been "slightly distracted" while building the shelter but it would be ready in time. An 11-year-old boy from Devon is preparing to spend his 500th night camping outside.

Max Woosey was 10 when he started raising money for a hospice in England that was caring for his friend. After three years, he ended his marathon backyard campout — raising more than $800,000.

Max Woosey from Devon, England has slept outside for the past 200 nights in honor of his neighbor Rick, who died of cancer in February Max Woosey knows everything there is to know about camping ...

Max's mother Rachael Woosey said they had received "hundreds of messages" and believed about a thousand people took part in the camp-out. Camilla Parish, of Chawleigh in Devon, said her family of ...

Max Woosey has raised £700,000 for the North Devon Hospice since he first pitched his tent in March 2020 with the aim of raising £100.

Max Woosey is out of his tent — and off to King Charles' coronation! The 13-year-old became famous in Britain and around the world for camping out in his garden to raise money for a local ...

Max Woosey has spent more than 365 nights in a tent left to him by a neighbour who died of cancer at 74 in February 2020. 3. Max started sleeping in a tent in his family's back garden in Braunton, ...

Our mission is to deliver unbiased, fact-based reporting that holds power to account and exposes the truth. Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. Max Woosey, from Braunton in Devon, has ...

Image caption, Max Woosey said he had been "slightly distracted" while building the shelter but it would be ready in time An 11-year-old boy from Devon is preparing to spend his 500th night ...

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Max Woosey said he had been "slightly distracted" while building the shelter but it would be ready in time An 11-year-old boy from Devon is preparing to spend his 500th night camping outside. Max ...