Rebecca Richardson
Rebecca's H2H Charity Ride 2015 page
Fundraising for Saigon Children's Charity CIO
Story
Hi everyone,
Thankyou for all your support to myself and the others on the H2H Charity Ride so far.
Sadly my ride didn´t go quite as planned as last Thursday I had a nasty fall in Dong Le, Quang Binh Province. Thankfully most of it I can´t remember but I think I must have gone over the handlebars. I had to fly back to Saigon for stitches and to have my poor gnashers sorted out.
It´s just a process of waiting for things to heal but otherwise I am absolutely fine. I cannot say how grateful I am to the rest of the h2h team who looked after me that day and to the people back in Saigon who are very patiently taking care of me. I don´t know what I would have done without you.
If you want to speed up the healing process you can still donate to my just giving page. Every penny will go towards the h2h children´s charities.
We still hope to raise $45,000 to donate to 5 different charities across Vietnam. We aim to put food on the table, provide healthcare, education and ongoing support to under priviliged children. All expenses (such as travelling expenses and bikes) are paid for by the riders themselves and by sponsors such as DHL. www.dhl.com/vn
The main charity we are supporting is
Saigon Children´s Charity www.saigonchildren.com
The others are:
KOTO (Know One, Teach One) www.koto.com.au
The Children's Initiative www.childrensinitiative.org
Live and Give www.liveandgive.eu
ILACN (ILA Community Network) www.facebook.com/ILAcommunitynetwork
For more details of what each charity does (and what we’re supporting) visit our charity page on the H2H website: www.h2hcharityride.org/charities.
You can follow the team´s progress on the ride at www.h2hrfvc.blogspot.com
Please give what you can. It means a lot to me, the H2H team and by all the charities we are supporting.
Thankyou for all your support to myself and the others on the H2H Charity Ride so far.
Sadly my ride didn´t go quite as planned as last Thursday I had a nasty fall in Dong Le, Quang Binh Province. Thankfully most of it I can´t remember but I think I must have gone over the handlebars. I had to fly back to Saigon for stitches and to have my poor gnashers sorted out.
It´s just a process of waiting for things to heal but otherwise I am absolutely fine. I cannot say how grateful I am to the rest of the h2h team who looked after me that day and to the people back in Saigon who are very patiently taking care of me. I don´t know what I would have done without you.
If you want to speed up the healing process you can still donate to my just giving page. Every penny will go towards the h2h children´s charities.
We still hope to raise $45,000 to donate to 5 different charities across Vietnam. We aim to put food on the table, provide healthcare, education and ongoing support to under priviliged children. All expenses (such as travelling expenses and bikes) are paid for by the riders themselves and by sponsors such as DHL. www.dhl.com/vn
The main charity we are supporting is
Saigon Children´s Charity www.saigonchildren.com
The others are:
KOTO (Know One, Teach One) www.koto.com.au
The Children's Initiative www.childrensinitiative.org
Live and Give www.liveandgive.eu
ILACN (ILA Community Network) www.facebook.com/ILAcommunitynetwork
For more details of what each charity does (and what we’re supporting) visit our charity page on the H2H website: www.h2hcharityride.org/charities.
You can follow the team´s progress on the ride at www.h2hrfvc.blogspot.com
Please give what you can. It means a lot to me, the H2H team and by all the charities we are supporting.