GHG Premiership Rugby Clubs Charity Cycle Challenge
Saturday 28 August - Sunday 5 September 2010
July 2010 - To continue raising money for charity and celebrate 20 years of consecutive years of sporting challenges Bruce Elkins, director of CW Fellowes Limited, will be setting off from the Newcastle Falcons ground at Kingston Park, Newcastle upon Tyne on Saturday 28 August arriving 8 days later at his "home" rugby club, Tottonians, based in Totton, Southampton on Sunday 5 September. He will be joined by 2 friends and Damian Carter of Lloyds TSB for the 700 mile trip. A support vehicle is being supplied by Abacus Car & Van Hire. Bruce will be raising funds for Wessex Cancer Trust and Rose Road Association and hopes to raise £20,000 in recognition of the 20 years of fundraising. The cycle challenge major sponsor is The Graham High Group Limited who are the current proud sponsors of London Irish and previous sponsors of Tottonians. |
Bruce Elkins |
Bruce has also been sponsored for each cycle leg from club to club but would like to reach his target of £20,0000. If you would like to help Bruce please forward a cheque made payable to CW Fellowes Charity Account unless you would prefer your donation to be to one of the designated charities. If so, please forward a cheque payable to Wessex Cancer Trust or The Rose Road Association or log on to the just giving site below for your chosen charity.
For further information please contact either Bruce Elkins or Sarah Martin on 023 8024 7070 or email baelkins@cwfellowes.com or sarahm@cwfellowes.com.
Bruce and Damian thank you for your support.
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To relieve people’s suffering from cancer, to promote research into and to advance the education of the public in the nature, causes, prevention and treatment of cancer by such means as are charitable. www.justgiving.com/damian-carter Reg Charity No: 1110216 |
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The Rose Road Association has operated in the south Hampshire area since 1952, and has a sound reputation for its quality services for children and young adults with profound and multiple disabilities. |
L-R Bruce Elkins and Graham High, Managing Director of GHG
