Sam's Manx Telecom End2End 2017 page
Sam Georgeson is raising money for Right To Play UK
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Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving - they'll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they'll send your money directly to the charity. So it's the most efficient way to donate - saving time and cutting costs for the charity.
This will be my second year competing in the Isle Of Man End2End. Last year not knowing what to expect and also gettin a puncture, I finished just over the 6 hour mark (6:03.05) and 446th out of 703 Riders, not too bad for my first time riding 75K (46.6 Miles) please donate as much as possible to this fantastic charity, below you will find some more information and a short youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snLlmHCMyG0
Right To Play transforms the lives of almost two million
disadvantaged children every week across Africa, the Middle East and Asia through the power of sport and play. All of our games are specially designed to provide children with the knowledge and skills they need to overcome adversity and to tackle the challenges affecting their communities. Half of the one million children in our programs are girls, and over half of our 14,400 volunteer coaches are women, so we are also helping to break down cultural barriers that prevent girls from reaching their potential.
Donation levels
If you decide to make a donation, thank you very much, here’s
the impact your money will make:
£5 could enable one refugee child to attend a community Play
Day, where, together with the host community, they combine fun with learning to bring about community-wide behaviour change and reduce tensions.
£30 could help one child take part in the weekly play-based
activities run by Right To Play coaches for a whole year. Because play-based learning is fun, children in our school, stay enrolled longer and perform better academically.
£120 could train a volunteer coach to lead Right To Play
programmes reaching 30 children. Volunteer coaches are teachers, mentors and local leaders who run weekly sport and play sessions to educate hundreds of children in their communities.
£180 could help train a teacher over 3 years, so they can use
interactive play that puts children at the heart of their learning and helps
relieve the traumas and stress refugee children have experienced in fleeing their homes.
Thanks for taking the time to read my page
Sam
Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving - they'll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they'll send your money directly to the charity. So it's the most efficient way to donate - saving time and cutting costs for the charity.
This will be my second year competing in the Isle Of Man End2End. Last year not knowing what to expect and also gettin a puncture, I finished just over the 6 hour mark (6:03.05) and 446th out of 703 Riders, not too bad for my first time riding 75K (46.6 Miles) please donate as much as possible to this fantastic charity, below you will find some more information and a short youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snLlmHCMyG0
Right To Play transforms the lives of almost two million
disadvantaged children every week across Africa, the Middle East and Asia through the power of sport and play. All of our games are specially designed to provide children with the knowledge and skills they need to overcome adversity and to tackle the challenges affecting their communities. Half of the one million children in our programs are girls, and over half of our 14,400 volunteer coaches are women, so we are also helping to break down cultural barriers that prevent girls from reaching their potential.
Donation levels
If you decide to make a donation, thank you very much, here’s
the impact your money will make:
£5 could enable one refugee child to attend a community Play
Day, where, together with the host community, they combine fun with learning to bring about community-wide behaviour change and reduce tensions.
£30 could help one child take part in the weekly play-based
activities run by Right To Play coaches for a whole year. Because play-based learning is fun, children in our school, stay enrolled longer and perform better academically.
£120 could train a volunteer coach to lead Right To Play
programmes reaching 30 children. Volunteer coaches are teachers, mentors and local leaders who run weekly sport and play sessions to educate hundreds of children in their communities.
£180 could help train a teacher over 3 years, so they can use
interactive play that puts children at the heart of their learning and helps
relieve the traumas and stress refugee children have experienced in fleeing their homes.
Thanks for taking the time to read my page
Sam