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Closed 01/10/2019
Weʼve raised £1,915 to raise money for a 13th/18th regimental event and CrossFit Stormbreaker - by flipping a large tyre 14 miles over 4 days!!!!
- Funded on Tuesday, 1st October 2019
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Every year some veterans from the 13th/18th Royal Hussars hold a renion event. Some of the older, more infirm members have difficulty in reaching the event and/or staying (its a camping event). This money will go to support the event so that these members can be transported and given suitable accomadation.
It will allow these elderly veterans share their experiences and get to meet old comrades
Money will also be raised to pass on to the company that looks after the cyclepaths to say thank you for giving permission for the challenge to take place.
Lastly, money will also go to Crossfit Stormbreaker where a list will be voted on by the members to help bolster equipment levels.
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Karen Blakeley
Aug 8, 2019
Thanks Bill for your inspirational fundraiser.
£10.00
Annabelle Porter
Jul 16, 2019
Well done!
Simon Baker
Jul 15, 2019
Well done Swampy, fantastic effort pal!!
£20.00
Antony Stainton
Jul 6, 2019
Awesome 👏
£10.00
Andrew Mcglasson
Jul 4, 2019
Great effort marra
£10.00
David Goldspink
Jul 3, 2019
What you did is amazing you must have both physical and mental strength . I dont think i could flip a tyre 22 yards ! Weldone done
£25.00
Christopher Grey
Jul 2, 2019
£40.00
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