We are completing Challenges to raise money to support the St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital. Having successfully completed a Twenty-Four Hour Running Relay around London in 2020 & a remote FORTY-EIGHT HOUR Relay in 2021. This year we completed a THREE DAY RELAY across the country and are now working on another Twenty-Four Hour version for St John the Evangelist's Day on 27th December. Our Team-Member, Mark, is even completing a fencing challenge. According to JustGiving.com we have thus far raised £11,670 to fund a surgical stall for sensitive eye operations and £12,000 for a portable auto-refractometer to scan the eyes of patients not able to sit in a chair in the hospitals or clinics. At time of updating the total shows we have raised more than £29,000 including offline donations and gift aid. The 2022 Funding Targets have been set for our charity challenge team by St John Eye Hospital: Target one: £12,000 for an Autoreracto-Keratometer for the main Eye Hospital – an important scanner for measuring the degree of refractive error in the eye. Target two: £25,000 would fund a Large Steam Autoclave for the Hebron Clinic – this sterilises medical equipment for eye surgeries there & other vital uses. Last year 40% of the patients in Hebron were children. Please help us help them. If we can raise this total we can help vital surgery & continue the mission of Saving Sight and Changing Lives. You can follow us on Twitter: @KnightsVision, Instagram: @KnightsoftheVision Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/106854378432083/posts/158156759968511/?sfnsn=scwspmo To learn more about the St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital's excellent and amazing work their YouTube channel is very informative and I would at least suggest the following short videos: The St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NKtgvPbGiw A Day at St John: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L7kha6aQhw Yazan's Story (the boy pictured above): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZjRfsqx4Pg A day with Mobile Outreach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjSfnQhBlmg And for a longer look, the Eyes of St John: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0LLVF70DJQ Please give as generously as your circumstances in life may fairly permit to support this wonderful cause.