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Peru Trekkers Raise Record-Breaking ?43,360

by isleofman.com 11th March 2010

 

Participants who took part in last year’s hugely successful Inca Trail Challenge organised by The Children’s Centre, recently gathered at Bar George for a celebratory dinner and the unveiling of the grand total fundraised by the group.

 

The total amount raised was an impressive ?43,360, the largest amount ever raised for the charity from a single event.

 

Mark Eastham, Adventure Events Coordinator said, "These expeditions to foreign shores such as Peru are absolutely fantastic, not only do they offer participants a chance to take part in a trip of a life time, but also are a great way of raising much needed funds for the Charity."

 

This year The Children’s Centre is undertaking two challenges, one to climb Kilimanjaro and the other to walk part of The Great Wall of China.

 

Kilimanjaro has already filled up but spaces are still available for China.  If you would like more information, please call 631944.


 

Pictured: (Back, l-r): Lindsey Tickell, Mike Cormode, Kim Capper, Brian O’Neil, Lesley Murphy, Donna Matthews, Ian Richardson, Nikki Jarvis, Pete Duchars, Stephanie Peel, Patrick Muldoon, Heather Gordon, Glenda Cain, Jane Gibson.  

 

(Front, l-r): Chris Brogan, Peter Robinson (Global Adventure Challenges), Audrey Whitfield, Sinead Hughes, Mark Eastham, Rosi Robinson, Elly Duchars, Mary Sharpe, Lindsay Quayle, Justin Shields, Ben Megson.

Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 11th, March 2010 11:15pm.

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