Julietta Tennant

TCS GOSH Velodrome Pursuit

Fundraising for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity
£5,055
raised of £7,000 target
by 68 supporters
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We help the hospital offer a better future to seriously ill children across the UK

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Dearest Friends and Family, 

2017 marks TCS’s first exceptional challenge at a Velodrome cycling challenge for Great Ormond St. Hospital to be held on November 2nd at the Olympic Velodrome, Stratford.

Over a number of years now many of you have already been so generous in supporting Mungo and I in our efforts to raise important funds for the UK’s pre-eminent paediatric hospital. This year, TCS raises an all male (in our female dominated business 😍) team of four exceptional riders who will battle it out against Olympians, globally famous chefs, clients of TCS (Gordon Ramsay) organised into 12 blistering teams.

Our team is led by Gary Blesson, aka “Flash”, sometimes assisting team GB. “Flash” is quite literally that – and has also trained the team at his world-famous cycling training retreat in Portugal. Mark Malone, TCS’s Creative force joins the team with the passion and strength that it takes to learn a new sporting discipline for the charitable cause. James Beresford, founder of Vaaru titanium bicycles – so we’ve got all the gear and all the ideas too. And finally the fittest TCS-er around, Mungo Tennant who since our first GOSH challenge has made himself into a cycling pro.

Those 11 teams need to watch out – TCS is hot on the wheels! We need to raise as much as we can with a fundraising goal of £7,000. TCS has started the fundraising already – thank you so much, and thank you for supporting our first corporate team.

With love and thanks, 

Julietta & Mungo, Flash, Mark and James

About the charity

We fundraise to enhance Great Ormond Street Hospital’s ability to transform the health and wellbeing of children and young people. Donations help to fund advanced medical equipment, child and family support services, pioneering research and rebuilding and refurbishment.

Donation summary

Total raised
£5,055.00
+ £863.75 Gift Aid
Online donations
£5,055.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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