Richard Hartley

"Climb Bolivia" Inspired by Bob Redwood

Fundraising for Brain Tumour Research Campaign
£530
raised of £5,000 target
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Richard Hartley's fundraising, 23 August 2009
We promote research into brain tumours to close the funding gap for brain tumours

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Our good friend, mountaineer and skier, Bob Redwood, has recently died of a brain tumour of a type known as "Glioblastoma Multiforme" the most common and aggresive type. This has led us to this fundraising effort. The aim is to raise awareness and funds for the Brain Tumour Research Campaign. Brain tumours affect people of all ages. There is a great need for a better understanding of what causes them, how the brain reacts to them and how they behave - and an even greater need for better and more effective treatments.

A small group of friends from Spanish Highs Mountain Guides are planning a trip to Bolivia in June 2010. In a 3 week stay they aim to climb 4 peaks of between 5000m, and 6000m, followed by an ascent of over 6000m. The exact choice of target peaks will not be ascertained until the end of 2009 but the trip will be a massive challenge for all of us.

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About the charity

BTRC works with a Neurosciences team at Charing Cross and Hammersmith Hospitals (Imperial College London) to promote research into the causes of brain tumours and possible new treatments, to raise public awareness of the desperate need for this research and the current lack of funding.

Donation summary

Total raised
£530.00
+ £108.59 Gift Aid
Online donations
£410.00
Offline donations
£120.00

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