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On 6th September 2010, I will be Brains' representative on an expedition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro with 15 former Wales rugby captains, together with current national coach Warren Gatland as part of a project which aims to raise £1m for the Velindre Cancer Centre’s Stepping Stones Appeal.
The fundraising has been a team effort within Brains with a special beer, 'Up & Over', being brewed, many fundraising events at our pubs, head office sweepstakes, raffles and redundant equipment sales have all helped us reach £30k of fundraising and we're aiming to continue! The £10k raised by Thomas Arms (Llanelli) with Scott Quinnell can be found at http://www.justgiving.com/captainquinnell
The Brains SA Captains Climb is the brainchild of national team sports photographer Huw Evans whose family has recently been affected by lung cancer - the disease for which the Stepping Stones Appeal provides research funding.
If you are a UK taxpayer, please remember to tick the Gift Aid box when donating so that an extra 25%, plus a 3% supplement, can be added to your gift at no cost to you. Every pound you donate really does make a difference Thanks for your support Ogwen
To learn more you can read my blog http://www.VelindreWalks.com
Velindre Cancer Centre is the largest non - surgical cancer Hospital in Wales providing Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy and other specialised anti-cancer treatments for over half the people of Wales
Between April 2007 and March 2008 Velindre Cancer Centre provided care, treatment and support for nearly 110,000 outpatients and day cases. The money they receive allows Velindre to support patients and their families, and continue their ground breaking research programmes. Please sponsor me any amount that you can afford – it’s quick, easy and totally secure. Gift Aid it!If you are a UK taxpayer, please remember to tick the Gift Aid box when donating so that an extra 25%, plus a 3% supplement, can be added to your gift at no cost to you. Every pound you donate really does make a difference Thanks for your support Ogwen