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Matts Macmillan Bike Ride (2011)

Matthew Ames is raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support
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Macmillan - Dorset Bike Ride 2011 · 3 July 2011 ·

The number of people diagnosed with cancer is growing, we're doing whatever it takes to help more people with cancer get the best care the UK has to offer, whoever and wherever they are. To donate, volunteer, raise money or campaign with us, call 0300 1000 200 or visit macmillan.org.uk

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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page for The Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride (2011).  The ride is all about raising money for people living with cancer.

And now time for a bit of history: The Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride was started in 1989 by Peter Smith-Nicholls, the year after he cycled from John O'Groats to Land End following the death of his father from cancer. The Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride is Peter's way of continuing the fund raising he started in 1988 when he cycled the length of the country.

Forty people took part in the very first Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride, and between them raised £2,500. The event now attracts around 800 cyclists, and in 2010 raised nearly £84,000.  Since 1989, the Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride has raised in excess of £830,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support, all of which has gone towards supporting people living with cancer.

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So please dig deep and donate now. :-)

Donation summary

Total
£180.00
+ £30.00 Gift Aid
Online
£120.00
Offline
£60.00

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