Cycling the length of Vietnam to Aid Asylum Seekers

Ruben Robinson is raising money for St. Augustine's Centre Halifax
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Cycling the length of Vietnam · 27 June 2024

On your marks! Join our All Together 24 Challenge to help people seeking asylum in Calderdale. Together we will walk, run, climb, cycle, swim, row, and push the 24,907-mile circumference of the Earth to raise £24,000 in 2024.

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UPDATE:

My bicycle was stolen in Dalat after about 400km of cycling, a really unfortunate way for this challenge to end, but thank you for all of the donations they go to a great cause!

St Augustines supports refugees and people seeking asylum, I believe in providing support and assistance to those who are fleeing persecution and seeking safety and refuge.

This fundraiser is a way to contribute to their mission and make a positive impact in the lives of those in need.

For this fundraiser, I've decided on a challenging journey - cycling the length of Vietnam, from Ho Chi Minh (south) to the capital Hanoi, covering over 1500 miles of beautiful landscapes and chaotic cities.

My decision to take on this expedition came as soon as I entered Vietnam. I had previously hitchhiked around Thailand and Cambodia and I was looking for more of a challenge. For which I could use as a fundraiser.

Through this, I hope to raise awareness and support for the St Augustines Centre.

Regular updates @Globehitcher (instagram, YouTube, Tiktok)

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£540.00
+ £105.00 Gift Aid
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£540.00
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