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Charlie Abel is raising money for RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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2010 Great Scottish Run 10K · 5 September 2010 ·

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RNLI volunteer lifeboat crews provide a 24-hour search and rescue service all around the UK and Ireland, while lifeguards keep a careful watch on the UK’s busiest beaches. RNLI lifesaving and drowning prevention depend on supporter fundraising and the generous donations that you and others give.

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The R.N.L.I. is not supported by any Government Money. It relies 100% on donations from the public to maintain it's running costs.

Here's an example of it's costs....

  • £16 - pair of crew gloves
  • £55 - personal flare pack
  • £40 - crew member's boots
  • £90 - thermal suit
  • £180 - safety helmet
  • £500 - crew lifejackets

I would like to raise enough money to at least buy the crew some lifejackets on one Lifeboat so please help me by giving a donation.

Every day an average of 22 people are rescued by the RNLI’s lifeboat crews around the coasts of the UK and Republic of Ireland. This service is only made possible because of the personal courage and commitment of  brave volunteers, their high quality equipment and their regular specialist training. Rescue doesn’t come cheap and is made possible by their dedication, training and commitment.  People from 45 communities around Scotland volunteer to crew RNLI lifeboats and in 2008 they rescued 762 people. Over a third of these rescues took place in the dark and Scottish RNLI crews spent a total of 1,642 hours at sea going to the aid of people in need of rescue. As an independent charity they rely on public donations to ensure rescues are possible.

So please dig deep,
Thanks.


Charlie


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Donation summary

Total
£200.00
+ £50.77 Gift Aid
Online
£200.00
Offline
£0.00

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