Jonathan Steele

50 in 52

Fundraising for International Rescue Corps
£414
raised of £1,000 target
by 16 supporters
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ultrarunning, 30 November 2011
Participants: ultrarunning
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50 in 52 is my personal challenge to run 50 ultramarathons in 2012. As well as running a minimum of a 28 mile Ultra each week, 3 races must be at least 100 mile's plus and 4 x 50 mile plus races must be included. All Races will be recorded on my blog http://jsteeles50in52.blogspot.com/

I intend to raise as much money as I can for the

 International Rescue Corps  http://www.intrescue.org/

The International Rescue Corps is a volunteer organization involved in disaster rescue, based in Scotland. It is an independent (i.e. non-governmental funded) United Nations registered disaster rescue service. Being a charity, the IRC is supported entirely by donations from the public and sponsorship from industry. IRC members are unpaid volunteers and all the IRC's services are provided free of charge - the Corps' aim is purely to save life.

The Corps was formed in 1981 in the aftermath of a major Italian earthquake and became operational in 1985; it has since undertaken numerous missions at home and across the world. In many cases, missions are co-operative efforts working alongside other agencies both nationally and internationally.

Over the last 25 years IRC has undertaken a variety of work both in the UK and abroad.Overseas missions include several earthquakes, hurricanes and subsequent floods, mudslides and logistical / aid work, whilst UK missions include gas explosions, train crashes, highline rescues, missing person searches and floods.

So please dig deep and donate now.

About the charity

International Rescue Corps

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The International Rescue Corps is an independent UN registered disaster rescue service. Formed in 1981 in the aftermath of the Italian earthquake, and has since undertaken numerous missions at home and across the world. All the IRC's services are provided free of charge, our aim is purely to save life.

Donation summary

Total raised
£413.76
+ £89.39 Gift Aid
Online donations
£413.76
Offline donations
£0.00

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