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Hendon 3 Peak Challenge Fundraising Page

Robert Huddart is raising money for Hearing Dogs For Deaf People

Participants: Iain Baillie, Phil Baldwin, Jason Brooking, Kirsa Clothier, Keith Danasarn, Tom Hiney, Dan Holmes, Rob Huddart, Ali Hutchinson, Trevor Ingram, Josh Laughton, Matt Price, Gary Tomlinson

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Hendon 3 Peaks Challenge · 17 March 2009

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People trains dogs to alert deaf people to important and life-saving sounds such as the smoke alarm, alarm clock, intruder alarms and baby monitors. These amazing dogs also help deaf people to leave loneliness behind by providing love, companionship and emotional support.

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It is traditional for students at Hendon to raise money for charity during their training.   Our nominated charity is “Hearing Dogs for Deaf People”, and our target fund raising total for all of our charity efforts is £5000, which is the cost to buy and train a hearing dog. 

One of the activities that we aim to complete to raise money for this fantastic charity is the 3 Peaks Challenge- climbing the tallest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales within of 24 hours.  This will take place on the weekend of 18-19 April.  The challenge will involve approximately 10,000 feet of ascent (and descent), over 20 miles walking and over 1000 miles of driving through the weekend!

As we are only at Hendon for a short period of time, we are restricted with when we can attempt the challenge and will only get one shot at it.  Therefore, should the weather be unsuitable, we will complete an equally arduous challenge in safer conditions in either Wales or the Lake District on the same weekend.  We would like to thank you in advance for your support (and please don't forget to tick the Gift Aid box for us too)!

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Total
£1,999.90
+ £518.95 Gift Aid
Online
£1,999.90
Offline
£0.00

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