With over 30 years of experience in both the military and emergency medical services, Wayne’s journey has been one of courage, compassion, and dedication to helping others.
Through your support, we can bring hope to those who need it most.
FROM SOLDIER AND PARAMEDIC TO FUNDRAISER AND AMBASSADOR FOR CHILDREN IN NEED.
Wayne Ingram M.B.E. MCPara began his military career in 1986 with the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment. He later completed the French Commando course in Entrainment No.4 with the French Navy, before specialising in a reconnaissance regiment.
His service didn’t end there. Since leaving the military, Wayne has dedicated his life to supporting children living with life-altering conditions—such as craniofacial disfigurements, scoliosis, and other complex medical challenges. Through tireless fundraising, international collaboration, and heartfelt advocacy, he continues to give children the chance at a future once thought impossible.
“You don’t need to be perfect to be useful. Broken crayons still colour – and broken people still change lives.”
— Wayne Ingram M.B.E.
This quote captures the heart of Wayne’s mission: showing the world that even in pain, purpose can thrive—and in adversity, we can still be a force for good.
Explore Wayne’s ongoing and completed campaigns to support children’s healthcare and improve their quality of life.
Wayne’s latest campaign to raise awareness for scoliosis, inspired by his own daughter Freya’s battle with the condition.
A grueling seven-day challenge where Wayne lived on a life raft to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
A 13-year journey to raise funds for life-changing surgery for a Bosnian boy born with a severe craniofacial disfigurement.
Whether through donations, sponsoring a challenge, or sharing our message, every bit of support helps make a difference in the lives of children.
From press coverage to sponsorships, Wayne’s work has gained support from a wide range of organisations and media outlets.
Introduction When you listen to Wayne Ingram MBE on the Eventful Lives Podcast with Dodge Woodall, it becomes clear that his story is not just
The story of Wayne Ingram MBE and Stefan Savic continues to inspire two decades on, and this week it was highlighted in the Metro newspaper.
Read the full article in The Sun here. It still feels surreal to see my story — “Brave British soldier saves boy’s face” — told
When Wayne Ingram MBE appeared on GB News, he shared the story of a single promise that grew into a 20-year mission — a mission
On ITV’s This Morning, Wayne Ingram MBE shared his remarkable journey from soldier to humanitarian. In this deeply moving This Morning interview, Wayne spoke about
Queen Camilla recently took the time to write to me about my book Soldier of Conscience. To receive such kind words from Her Majesty is
Dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children through fundraising, awareness, and unwavering support. Together, we can create a brighter future for those in need.
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