Murray McNicol

Bealach Mor Cycle for Ben McNicol Trust

Fundraising for The Ben McNicol Trust
£5,214
raised of £5,000 target
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Bealach Mor, 7 September 2013
Participants: Murray McNicol, Sandy McDougall
The Ben McNicol Trust

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We provide a home for children close to The Royal Marsden to make life easier.

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Sandy McDougall and I are cycling the Bealach Mor to raise money for the Ben McNicol Trust. Ben was my nephew and was only six when he died last year, succumbing to a brain  tumour which proved resistant to surgery, and also to radio and chemotherapy.  

The Trust setup in his memory is initially raising money to buy a flat to accommodate families of children receiving treatment for cancer. You can learn more about the Trust's work, here.

Ben lived his short life with great enthusiasm and would have been keen to join this adventure.

The Bealach Mor is a 90 mile cycle incorporating lots of hills but particularly the Bealach Na Ba pass over to Applecross in Wester Ross.  It's the toughest road to cycle in the UK - rising from sea level to over 2,000 feet in a few miles. However, nothing that two middle-aged, over-optimistic accountants can't handle!

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About the charity

The Ben McNicol Trust

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RCN 1150513
The purpose of The Ben McNicol Trust is to help children with cancer and their families .We are raising money to fund running costs of Ben's House, bought by The Ben McNicol Trust close to The Royal Marsden near London for families to stay in whilst children undergo treatment and investigations .

Donation summary

Total raised
£5,213.91
+ £1,032.50 Gift Aid
Online donations
£4,988.91
Offline donations
£225.00

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