article_snippet.sent: A fund-raising drive to help keep one of the country's oldest war veterans in veteran Robert Clark own home after a London council refused to pay for veteran Robert Clark ongoing care has reached £10,000 in just four days.
article_snippet.sent: A donations page set up by the forces charity Help for Heroes has already raised £10,000 to help veteran Robert Clark remain in his own home .
article_snippet.sent: And in just four days the total amount of donations has reached £10,000, despite setting an initial target of £5,000 just four days ago.
article_snippet.sent: David Fraser from the charity confirmed that the charity are working with veteran Robert Clark to discuss what to do with the cash and added they are working with Mr Clark to discuss what to do with the cash have set a new fund-raising target of £15,000.
article_snippet.sent: David Fraser from the charity told MailOnline: 'I think when you look at what David Fraser from the charity has done and what David Fraser from the charity has been through, David Fraser from the charity deserves an awful lot of respect. '
article_snippet.sent: David Fraser from the charity deserves to be able to stay in David Fraser from the charity .'
article_snippet.sent: An online petition has also been set up calling for Brent Council to increase An online petition funding, which has also gained almost 170,000 signatures.
article_snippet.sent: To donate to Mr Clark's fundraising page, click here.
highlights_snippet.sent: An appeal has raised £10,000 in four days to help veteran Robert Clark stay in his own home .