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CRP 100 Mile, Peddle, Paddle, Plod Challenge

Adam Purchase is raising money for Wales Air Ambulance Charitable Trust

Participants: Adam Purchase, Michael Williams, David Davies, Mark S Owen, Peris Cale, Mark Owen, Jamie Jones, Jamie Lean, Steve Hughes, Phil Morris, Greg Gardner, Andrew Davies, Andrew Bennison, Richard Williams

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Peddle, Paddle, Plod · 11 May 2012

The Wales Air Ambulance Charity provides advanced life-saving emergency care for everyone in Wales, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We are a ‘mobile emergency department’ that relies entirely on donations to keep our helicopters in the air and rapid response vehicles on the road.

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To raise funds for the Welsh Air Ambulance and also to promote Health & Well-being in the workplace, May 2012 will see 14 people from Tata Steel's Mills Group take on a 3 day, 100 mile challenge.
 
Day 1 - 60 mile Pedal from Halesowen to Ross-on-Wye
 
Day 2 - 20 mile Paddle from Ross-on-Wye to Monmouth
 
Day 3 - 20 mile Plod from Monmouth to  Mathern Palace, Newport
 
Introduction to Wales Air Ambulance
 
Wales Air Ambulance is an all Wales charity providing a vital service through emergency air cover for those who face life-threatening illness or injuries
 
How do we make a difference? 
  
It is widely believed that a patient’s chances of survival and early recovery are increased if they receive the right care within the first hour, otherwise known as the Golden Hour. The quick response times and the expert medical care provided by the Wales Air Ambulance crews across Wales ensure that this Golden Hour is achieved every time
  
How do we raise the money?
 
The charity does not receive direct funding from the government and because they are classed as an emergency service they also fail to qualify for National Lottery funding. The money is therefore raised through charitable donations, fundraising events, and membership of their lifesaving lottery.
 
How much does it cost to run the service?
 
The charity needs to raise over £5 million per year to operate the service. The charity raises all the funds required for the day to day running of missions, with each mission on average costing £1500
 
So please dig deep and donate now.
 

 

 

 

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