Rob & Ivan Swarbrick's Daft Marathon

Rob Swarbrick is raising money for Little Heroes

Participants: Rob Swarbrick, Ivan Swarbrick

£2,132
raised
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Belfast City Marathon 2009 · 4 May 2009 ·

Little Heroes

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We helps support Childhood illness to Improve the lives of local children.

Story

[Finished all 26.2 miles in just under six hours; 5:59:21.]
[Latest pics and info are on the Chainmail Marathon blog.]

Hi all,

We are raising funds for the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children (RBHSC).

Rob is going to run the full Belfast Marathon in some medieval armour; the heavy part is the big chainmail vest (or maille haubergeon, if you like) that currently weighs in at 11kg or 24lb. (photo back up soon)

Ivan, in the role of concerned brother, is running alongside in a different costume - an inflatable cowboy.

Any donations you make are going to the Children's Hospital charity Helping Hand, current projects funded by the charity include pulmonary lung function test system and a multi-sensory play area.

Why?
A year ago, Rob's two year old son required a week in the neurosurgery ward, and thankfully all is well now.  He wanted to do more than just feel grateful to the dedicated medical staff.

Some links and information
ChainmailMarathon - A wee blog charting progress in the few days before the marathon.
Belfast City Marathon - course map and other information
Helping Hand - the Children's Hospital charity

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About the charity

Little Heroes

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Little Heroes, the charity for the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children aims to raise funds for the hospital’s paediatric services, fund innovative treatments and equipment, provide support for families, health professionals and helps fund research into childhood illness. Charity No. NIC 102447

Donation summary

Total
£2,132.00
+ £152.31 Gift Aid
Online
£550.00
Offline
£1,582.00

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