Tim's Great North Run 2010
Tim Broughton is raising money for The Isaiah Trust
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Thank you for supporting my Great North Run. I completed the run in 2 hours, 25 minutes and 57 seconds. An account of the day can be found at http://www.outofthestreets.blogspot.com
If you haven't already done so, do check out the video clip, where Moses, our Project Director out in Kenya talks about the difference your donations make.
thanks again
Tim
Many of you know the story of how the Trust started, how we try to help children in some of the poorest places of Kenya, try to give them hope and a future. You can find all about us at www.isaiahtrust.org and our latest newsletter can be downloaded here.
Many of you know as well that I am not the fittest person in the world. I have tried running, but frankly I am the wrong shape for it!
But when I went out to Kenya again at Easter I saw the hope that an education can bring. I saw the lives that are being changed and the dreams that a new generation of children have for their futures. I shared some of this in my blog www.outofthestreets.blogspot.com.
So I have come back determined, once again, to do all that I can to help them.
If you have a heart to help the children, then please sponsor me for this effort.
£10 will buy school books or shoes, £20 food for a month, £35 primary schooling for a year. £40 pays for a street child to be placed in our full time care for a month.
If you haven't already done so, do check out the video clip, where Moses, our Project Director out in Kenya talks about the difference your donations make.
thanks again
Tim
Many of you know the story of how the Trust started, how we try to help children in some of the poorest places of Kenya, try to give them hope and a future. You can find all about us at www.isaiahtrust.org and our latest newsletter can be downloaded here.
Many of you know as well that I am not the fittest person in the world. I have tried running, but frankly I am the wrong shape for it!
But when I went out to Kenya again at Easter I saw the hope that an education can bring. I saw the lives that are being changed and the dreams that a new generation of children have for their futures. I shared some of this in my blog www.outofthestreets.blogspot.com.
So I have come back determined, once again, to do all that I can to help them.
If you have a heart to help the children, then please sponsor me for this effort.
£10 will buy school books or shoes, £20 food for a month, £35 primary schooling for a year. £40 pays for a street child to be placed in our full time care for a month.