Elijah's Great Birmingham Run 2015
Teck Wah Choo is raising money for UNICEF UK
In memory of Teck Kwee Choo
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Thanks for visiting my JustGiving page.
On 18th October, I will be taking on the challenge to complete the half-marathon in The Great Birmingham Run to raise funds for UNICEF.
To help inspire me to cross that finish line, I'm running for two very special and worthy reasons:
• In memory of my youngest brother, who taught me how to live.
• For UNICEF, the charity working to protect and save children’s lives the world over.
To support my cause and raise funds, I am looking for sponsorship to help me reach the £500 target – funds raised will go towards helping millions of children who face violence, disease, hunger, and the chaos of war and disaster.
Please click the DONATE button, or you can text ELIX50 £5 or ELIX50 £10 to 70070.
Donating through JustGiving is simple and secure. 100% of your money goes to UNICEF to help keep vulnerable children safe.
Don't forget to claim Gift Aid to increase your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you!
Thank you! And please share this.
With my deepest thanks,
Elijah Choo
On 18th October, I will be taking on the challenge to complete the half-marathon in The Great Birmingham Run to raise funds for UNICEF.
To help inspire me to cross that finish line, I'm running for two very special and worthy reasons:
• In memory of my youngest brother, who taught me how to live.
• For UNICEF, the charity working to protect and save children’s lives the world over.
To support my cause and raise funds, I am looking for sponsorship to help me reach the £500 target – funds raised will go towards helping millions of children who face violence, disease, hunger, and the chaos of war and disaster.
Please click the DONATE button, or you can text ELIX50 £5 or ELIX50 £10 to 70070.
Donating through JustGiving is simple and secure. 100% of your money goes to UNICEF to help keep vulnerable children safe.
Don't forget to claim Gift Aid to increase your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you!
Thank you! And please share this.
With my deepest thanks,
Elijah Choo