QEHB Eye Appeal: Velo 100 Cycle Challenge

Alastair Denniston is raising money for Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Charity

Participants: The QEHB Eye Cycle Team will see surgeons, patients and their families join together including Andrew, Mike, Tim, Anna, Ela, Nick, Simon, Alastair, Richard, Sarah, and John

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Velo Birmingham 2017 · 24 September 2017 ·

Over 1,000 riders so far have signed up to ride for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Charity in the first ever Velo Birmingham, a 100 mile closed road ride taking place on Sunday 24 September.

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Thanks for taking the time to visit our JustGiving page for our 100 mile bike ride.

Around 2 million people in the UK live with sight loss.

On Sunday 24th September 2017 we - The QEHB Eye Cycle Team - will be tackling the inaugural 100 mile Velo challenge. The QEHB Eye Cycle Team will see surgeons, patients and their families join forces to raise money for sight-saving equipment as part of the QEHB Eye Appeal.

The money raised will go directly to buy the latest generation of OCT scanners that enable earlier detection of diseases such as macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic eye disease, and helps guide treatment.

Please help us help our patients by sponsoring us - every penny counts and thank you so much!

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Donation summary

Total
£31,492.94
+ £1,606.75 Gift Aid
Online
£7,992.94
Offline
£23,500.00

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