Polly Portwin

London Marathon 2022 for The Countryside Alliance Foundation

Fundraising for The Countryside Alliance Foundation
£5,043
raised of £4,500 target
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Event: London Marathon 2022, on 2 October 2022
This year 7 of our supporters are facing the 26.2 mile gruelling London Marathon challenge in aid of The Countryside Alliance Foundation initiative, Fishing for Schools.

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As somebody who doesn't enjoy running and who finds it incredibly difficult, agreeing to run the London Marathon and raise thousands of pounds for the pleasure probably wasn't one of my more sensible decisions. Nonetheless, the training - which has effectively started from Ground Zero - has begun.

I would be grateful for any support in my endeavours to not only complete the challenge but to raise important funds for The Countryside Alliance Foundation (TCAF). 

TCAF is a charity which aims to help adults and children alike make the most of the incredible remedial and educational benefits of being involved in the natural environment. By introducing people to the delights of rural Britain, TCAF hopes to inspire them to become passionate about the countryside, and helping to protect the natural environment.

Fishing for Schools is one of TCAF's core projects which was developed by world renowned fly fisherman Charles Jardine, who saw the potential for angling to educate and enrich learning. Since 2007, Fishing for Schools has taken young and often less-privileged people out of the classroom and into the countryside, developing confidence and learning new skills.

Any support for this fantastic cause would be gratefully received.

Polly

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About the campaign

This year 7 of our supporters are facing the 26.2 mile gruelling London Marathon challenge in aid of The Countryside Alliance Foundation initiative, Fishing for Schools.

About the charity

Many children and young people know little about the countryside and rural way of life. Its programme of educational initiatives will introduce them, and their teachers, to the beauty, importance and diversity of our rural heritage, inspiring them to become passionate about its future and protect it for future generations.

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Total raised
£5,042.20
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£5,042.20
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