LandAid and Footballs for Fun fundraiser Dickon Broadhurst is cycling cycle 8,000 miles from Cairo to Cape Town in time for the World Cup. He has now reached Sudan after crossing the Nile at Aswan. Soon he will be heading in to Ethiopia.
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LandAid and Footballs for Fun fundraiser Dickon Broadhurst has set off from the Pyramids to cycle 8,000 miles to Cape Town in time for the World Cup. His trip got off to a bad start when he went 8 miles in the wrong direction! But he is back on track now and heading for Aswan.
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 With a commendable show of generosity Credit Suisse has created a worthy precedent by scaling back the customary “closing dinner” to mark the successful fundraise for the Mountgrange Real Estate Opportunity Fund and has instead made a donation of £3,000 to LandAid.
This followed discussions between the principals of Mountgrange and the members of the Credit Suisse Real Estate Private Fund Group about the best way of marking this fine achievement despite the extremely difficult fundraising conditions. The thought quickly emerged that the right approach in the current economic climate was to make a donation to charity. LandAid, as the property industry charity, with its focus on helping the young and disadvantaged, seemed the natural choice. Hopefully Credit Suisse and Mountgrange have set an example that others will follow.
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L-R Sarah Smyth, Mike Slade, Delan Edward,
Sanjay Sing and Andrew Purvis CEO of Fairbridge. |
Representatives of LandAid yesterday attended the opening of a new activity and learning centre for young people in North London, run by leading national youth charity Fairbridge and made possible by a lead gift of £50,000 from LandAid.
The specially designed centre offers better facilities than the previous premises and will provide increased capacity for support and room for a challenging range of activities for over 200 disengaged young people aged 13-25 each year – giving them the opportunity to turn their lives around.
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Chartered surveyor Dickon Broadhurst is leaving on 7 February to cycle to the World Cup in aid of LandAid and Footballs for Fun! It’s an 8,000 mile journey through nine African countries which he’ll have to complete in 124 days to get to the tournament in time.
Dickon is a keen cyclist and wanted a big challenge where he could raise money for those less fortunate than himself. He wants to raise £20,000 and has only had three weeks to get ready, so please get him off to a good start and sponsor him!
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