James Martin

James Martin Climbs the 02

Fundraising for The Roll Out The Barrel Trust
£619
raised of £250 target
Donations cannot currently be made to this page
Event: Rotary Day climb the O2 for Polio, on 23 February 2016
We Support women & children, water supplies to Empower women, reduce Poverty & disease

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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

I'm on the scrounge and hope that you may be able to spare a quid or two to help me out.

As many of you will know I am absolutely scared witless of heights, but I have decided that 2016 is where I am going to challenge myself a bit - so when the chance came up to do the Rotary Climb over the 02 in London, I thought what more iconic building could I get to tackle my fear as well as raise some funds for two great causes.

Half the funds raised will go towards the "End Polio Now" fund which seeks to eradicate the final few percent of this dreadful disease from the face of planet earth. We really are 'this close' and with another final push Polio could very soon be no more.

The other half of the funds will go to "Roll out the Barrell" and ingenious scheme which helps people move water from wells to their homes by filling a device like a lawn-roller, but that can be filled with water - thus making it very easy to move.

I hope you can support me - even just a quid from all my friends and followers would easily help me make my target, helping some great causes. While at the same time allowing me to do something that I never for one moment thought I would.

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About the charity

NO woman or child (as young as 4) should be forced to walk up to 5 miles daily to collect enough clean water just to survive. Help us provide millions of ROTARY ROLLER BARRELS and water filters for clean drinking water, instead of carrying jerry cans or buckets. CLEAN SAFE WATER IS THEIR RIGHT!

Donation summary

Total raised
£619.00
+ £146.25 Gift Aid
Online donations
£619.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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