Crudcatcher Coast2Coast Challenge III

Crudcatcher Coast2Coast Challenge II

Fundraising for Cyclists Fighting Cancer
£3,227
raised of £2,000 target
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Crudcatcher Coast2Coast Challenge II, 8 June 2015
Participants: Gaz Derry, Nick Blundell, Alex McFarlane, Keith Smith, Ian Robinson, Adam Brown, Richard Brooks, Stephen Taylor, Gill and Kev
Cyclists Fighting Cancer

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We give bikes and specially adapted trikes to help children with cancer across the UK

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Thanks for taking the time to visit Crudcatcher Challenge's JustGiving page.

We are about to embark on our second "Coast 2 Coast" Challenge, this time riding from The Irish Sea to The North Sea, across the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Moors to raise money and awareness for Cyclists Fighting Cancer.  Our ride is 200 miles exactly, mostly off road and sees us climb around a mile in height every day.  We start off in St Bee's on June 10th and will be riding for 4 days to our destination at Robin Hood's Bay.

Cyclists Fighting Cancer is a small charity who help youngsters who have suffered, or are suffering from Cancer. They help their recovery by providing them, and in some cases their family, bikes to help maintain and improve their general fitness and to provide a useful social activity to assist their mental well being.

When we were planning this challenge, we were all really inspired by the work CFC do, so we really want to help them, so please, help us to help by giving what you can, and help spread the word about our challenge.

200 miles.....4 days.....1 team......1 goal

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Cyclists Fighting Cancer

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CYCLISTS FIGHTING CANCER enables children and young people living with cancer across the UK to regain their physical fitness and mental wellness by giving them new bikes, adapted trikes, tandems, other equipment and support. Physical activity is a key element in rehabilitation from treatments.

Donation summary

Total raised
£3,227.00
+ £670.25 Gift Aid
Online donations
£3,227.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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