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The Travel Trade Crusade is a mad road trip across Europe, travelling across 6 countries in 3 days that raises money for good causes.

Dom, Nick, Hannah and Jayne have teamed together through questionable madness to form a team for 2024- we are joining teams from within the travel industry to compete the trip with/against each other plus along the way tick off certain silly challenges set!

The Crusade will be taking place in July 2024 aiming to raise huge amounts for charity.

Our chosen charity is New Life Babies.

Every year in the UK over 100,000 babies are born premature or require medical attention.

New Life is a registered charity that is dedicated to raising money for special care baby units across the UK.

The Charity was launched by Trevor Goodall in 1995 in memory of his sons Joshua and Samuel who were born 3 months early weighing just 1lb 1oz and 1lb 3oz. Sadly, they both died after a week, but their struggle inspired Trevor to do something and to make a difference.

Support of this cause has made possible the purchase of cutting-edge and much-needed equipment for hospitals around the UK.

This equipment is saving lives and improving the chances of some of our most vulnerable babies, making it easier for parents to be involved in the care of their newborn.

The number of babies born prematurely or requiring neonatal care is increasing. And yet NHS budgets are more stretched than ever. With your support, we can make a difference. With your generosity, we can help ensure special care baby units have the equipment they need to improve the chances of a new life surviving and thriving.

Please donate & help us and support us in our madness taking The Crusaders Arms on tour.

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