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Project 23's Relay Challenge

Gordon Crozier is raising money for Link Family and Community Centre

Participants: Ryan Lilley, Ryan Black, Morgan Gibson, Dean Gordon, Phil Hannah, Jordan Lawson, Scott Maxwell, Jonny Roth, Ross Young

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Belfast Marathon 2015 · 4 May 2015 ·

The Link works with vulnerable and at risk individuals, many of whom experience deprivation, exclusion or loneliness. We provide a range of facilities, programmes and support for young people; older people; children and young parents; migrant workers; people experiencing chronic addiction to alcohol; and churches and community groups wishing to engage in community and good relations work. Our work is underpinned by community development principles and our mission is to seek to accept and value individuals as they are, enabling them to recognise their self worth and encouraging them to achieve their full potential.

Story

10 Runners

Two Teams

1 Victor!

For the past two years we have entered a relay team into the Belfast marathon but this year we wanted to do something a bit different. 10 young people stepped forward to take the challenge of racing against each other over the Belfast Marathon course. 

Why we're doing it is to raise money for two charities. The Link Family and Community Centre works to provide support for disadvantaged and marginalised people in Newtownards. The runners all come from Project 23 which works with young people aged between 12 and 25. The other charity is FASA which looks at providing counselling and support for people with drug, alcohol or mental health issues. Recently the community has been affected by the death of a young man from drugs and it was felt that we should be doing something positive about this. All the young people agreed and wanted to get involved.

Please give generously to support the work of both charities.  

Donation summary

Total
£120.00
+ £30.00 Gift Aid
Online
£120.00
Offline
£0.00

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