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Mitsubishi Electric Saigon to Angkor Wat Bike Ride
In aid of Save The Children
This challenge is the fourth that the Mitsubishi Electric Heating Team have embarked on for Save The Children. Saigon to Angkor Wat Bike Ride will see the team cycle 550km. The group target for this trip is £100,000, so please help us achieve this.
When disaster strikes, there is no time to lose. Save the Children responds quickly to save children’s lives wherever disaster strikes. We are seeing more emergencies around the world than ever before. While some make the headlines, others are forgotten, but in every crisis children supper most of all. In 2013 we responded to 119 emergencies in 48 counties.
Your donations will go directly to help children caught up in emergencies:
£25 can buy a hygiene kit for a family of five with buckets, towels, soap, toothbrushes and toilet paper.
£40 can buy 24 buckets to help families carry clean water.
£140 can provide families with emergency kits, to help them survive devastating cyclones and storms
Please support us.
This challenge is the fourth that the Mitsubishi Electric Heating Team have embarked on for Save The Children. Saigon to Angkor Wat Bike Ride will see the team cycle 550km. The group target for this trip is £100,000, so please help us achieve this.
When disaster strikes, there is no time to lose. Save the Children responds quickly to save children’s lives wherever disaster strikes. We are seeing more emergencies around the world than ever before. While some make the headlines, others are forgotten, but in every crisis children supper most of all. In 2013 we responded to 119 emergencies in 48 counties.
Your donations will go directly to help children caught up in emergencies:
£25 can buy a hygiene kit for a family of five with buckets, towels, soap, toothbrushes and toilet paper.
£40 can buy 24 buckets to help families carry clean water.
£140 can provide families with emergency kits, to help them survive devastating cyclones and storms
Please support us.