I've raised £500 to support education and health for the very poorest in Rwanda through a network of small local groups

Organised by Mark Ibison
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PRESTON ·Schools and education

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Michael Donlan and Mark Ibison will walk the 67 miles of a recently-instituted pilgrimage route from St Peter's Cathedral in Lancaster to the diocesan shrine of Our Lady in Cleator, West Cumbria, passing through the rugged and beautiful Lake District. They will be arriving in time for the annual pilgrimage Mass on Sunday the 10th of September.

Michael and Mark are two trustees of the Rwanda Group Trust, a small Preston-based registered charity, founded by Joe Bamber who was a local schoolteacher.

The aim of Rwanda Group Trust is to alleviate poverty at the very lowest levels in Rwanda through a network of local committees. We help in the areas of health, education, food and shelter. We are independent of government bodies and politicians. RGT is now over 25 years old.

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Mark Ibison
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Donation summary

Total
£550.00