Points of Light honourees include: •
Joe Seddon who founded
Access Oxbridge, a mentorship scheme that helps disadvantaged students to apply to the
University of Oxford and the
University of Cambridge. •
Captain Sir Tom Moore for his work raising over £32 million for the
NHS Charities Together during the
COVID-19 pandemic. •
Tony Hudgell, a five-year-old boy, inspired by Captain Tom Moore, raised over £1.5m for the
Evelina London Children's Hospital by walking 10 km on his prosthetic legs. •
Monty Lord for founding the charity Young Active Minds at the age of 14 years old, to advance
mental health awareness and creating an app to provide mental health advice to young people. •
Jagraj Singh for his services in recognition of his voluntary work with Everything's 13 and Basics of Sikhi which he founded. •
Rob Burrow for campaigning for better research into motor neurone disease. •
Mavis Paterson for raising funds for charity through long-distance cycling. •
Rizwan Javed, a railway worker commended for saving the lives of 29 people who were planning
suicide. • Painter
Thomas Croft, for his
Portraits for NHS Heroes initiative. •
Rajindar Singh Dhatt, for his community service and veteran advocacy. • Holly Cooke and the
Lonely Girls Club for addressing the issues around loneliness and its impact on mental health. •
Caroline Jones for raising funds for
Cancer Research UK by wearing different charity clothes every day of 2015 after her mother died of breast cancer in October 2014. ==Commonwealth Points of Light==