scott's sofa to summit challange for alfies journey page

scott russell is raising money for The Brain Tumour Charity

Participants: Kelvin Bull, Dave Evenett and Graham Thomas

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sofa to summit ewe must be joking challange for alfies journey · 1 April 2017

The Brain Tumour Charity is the world’s leading brain tumour charity and the largest dedicated funder of research into brain tumours globally. Committed to saving and improving lives, we’re moving further and faster to help every single person affected by a brain tumour. A cure really can’t wait

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DIPG is an aggressive children's brain tumour which sadly still has a 0% survival rate

Alfie was 6 when he was diagnosed and sadly gained his wings a year later, despite their great loss his family have set up the Alfie's Journey charity with a goal to help fund a successful treatment ,what makes this charity so special to us is the way Fun is put into Fundraising . be it the colourful and 'wild' annual dinner possibly the only one where you are encouraged to fire pea shooters, throw paper planes and release balloons at the other tables

Through my Friends in the commercial vehicle industry I got introduced to Ewe must be joking a group who raise money for the charity by letting Kelvin Bull set a series of mountain climbing and cycling challenges for anyone (mainly Dave Evenett) who fancies with only Haribo sweets and blisters as reward

After giving logistical support last year I have been 'Persuaded' that I should take the plunge so since October I have been in training for the challenge on 1st April

Please sponsor me in this worthy cause !

also please visit - www.alfiebearsjourney.co.uk


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