Jamie's Dashers 2023

Alex Latham is raising money for Duchenne UK

Participants: Mike Anderson, Nick Barnes, Doug Benzie, Jennifer Carmichael, Mat Chambers, Jasmin Hicks, Jason Knight, Michel Lerner, Rob Morrison, Matt Norris, Nick Osborne, Ryan O'Grady, Peter Schmidt, Paul Squire, Neil West & Alex Latham

£71,156

raised of £60,000 target

by 332 supporters

Duchenne Dash 2023 · 12 May 2023 to 13 May 2023 ·

Duchenne Dash 2023

Campaign by Duchenne UK (RCN 1147094)

The Duchenne Dash is Duchenne UK's annual signature cycling event. Join us as we cycle from London to Paris in 24 hours to raise money for vital Duchenne muscular dystrophy research. Find out more at: www.duchenneuk.org/dash

Story

I'm taking part in the Duchenne Dash - Duchenne UK's signature fundraising event, that challenges cyclists to ride 300km from London to Paris in 24 hours. All money raised from the Duchenne Dash funds vital research and accelerates the development of treatments for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a devastating muscle-wasting disease diagnosed in childhood. Please donate and together, we will end Duchenne!

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332 donations

Ben and Emily Hallett
1 year ago
Bit after the fact but hugely well done !! Xx
£30.00
Charles Corke
1 year ago
Better late than never!
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
Tara wright
1 year ago
👍🏼
£30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid
Anonymous
1 year ago
Thanks to everyone for supporting this event and helping to add more cash to the pot.
£1,000.00 + £250.00 Gift Aid
Nick Adams
1 year ago
Great cause - making a small donation courtesy of Mike Anderson turning the big 5-0

About the campaign

Duchenne Dash 2023

Campaign by Duchenne UK

About the charity

Duchenne UK

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RCN 1147094

www.duchenneuk.org

As the leading Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) charity in the UK, we want to find effective treatments for DMD and end its devastating impact. We’re going further than anyone has before, and we’re doing it faster, because this generation of people living with DMD can’t wait.