Four year old Harvey Slack lost both arms and legs after contracting meningitis in a case that doctors said was the worst they had ever treated.
Toolan: fundraising push
Now Key 103 is attempting to come to his aid and raise £60,000 through their Cash for Kids initiative to pay for a full set of prosthetic limbs - £40,000 for a pair of legs and £20,000 for a pair of hands.
The Mike and Chelsea in the Morning show is the hub of the fundraising activity, as the team looks to outdo the £54,000 raised last year.
Presenter Mike Toolan said that they were looking to prove that "Manchester has the biggest heart" and raise as much money as possible.
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