Fenella Monk is crowdfunding
Weʼre raising £5,000 to Challenge the Climate Emergency! My 85th birthday tandem sky-dive was towards the £60k+ to put solar panels on St Mark's Church, Salisbury.
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Fenella's 85th Birthday Drop
TANDEM SKY DIVE
Took place on Saturday 14th May, over Salisbury Plain. Raising funds towards pv Solar Panels for St. Mark's Church, Salisbury.
Fires, Floods and Famines.
Creation groans! Fears for the future.
Our world is declining! What can we do to save our planet?
Each one can do something. Many drops make an ocean.
If each does one thing, we’ll swell oceans and oceans.
Sustainable energy to combat Climate Change.
The cost of solar panels and / or air source heat pumps could be £60k to £100K!
Please sponsor me with just a 'drop' or two of your own - to raise oceans and oceans of money!
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Rachel Lucas
Jun 23, 2022
Well done for a brave effort!
£20.00
Douglas Cullen
Jun 21, 2022
Supporting a good cause
£30.00
Valerie Seymour
Jun 21, 2022
Fantastic effort and very happy to support you x
£50.00
Anonymous
Jun 12, 2022
Marie Hull
Jun 4, 2022
Fantastic fundraising idea, you are very brave. A small contribution from us, we hope it helps in a small way towards your target.
£4.00
Lin Busby
Jun 2, 2022
Well do I really admire you
£10.00
Anonymous
May 30, 2022
£20.00
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About the fundraiser
Fenella Monk
Salisbury
It's my 85th birthday this year and I am passionate that this wonderful created world is protected from climate change. So, I am doing a tandem sky-dive in order to raise money (and inspire others) to bring about change by putting solar panels on St Mark's church, Salisbury.