This is the first year I have been involved in the annual Heavy Metal Truants charity fundraising cycle ride from London Alexandra Palace to Castle Donington.
Between June 8th & 10th I am taking on this gruelling hellish challenge to conquer 160 miles in three days to raise much needed funds for four great charities. All the proceeds will be split equally between Nordoff Robbins, Teenage Cancer Trust, Childline and Save The Children.
These four chosen charities work so hard to support children and young people. During the pandemic they were hit hard, they need our support now more than ever – the kids need it.
I do hope that you will be able to support me generously, it won't be easy and every donation I receive will help encourage me through the pain I shall endure on this epic ride!
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Total Raised
£2,130.00
£2,451.25 incl. GiftAid
Including £250.00 raised offline
Total Target: £1,000.00
OF TARGET REACHED
Event Total Raised
£82,060
£93,586.56 incl. GiftAid
Including £8,369.32 raised offline
Total Target: £100,000.00
OF TARGET REACHED
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"I am sure you will do the ride like a Bat out of Hellesdon.
"
£5.00
Debbie Twite
25th May 2022
"Wishing you the best of luck such great causes from Debbie"
£10.00
Janet & Joanna
24th May 2022
"Best of luck Mike!"
£20.00
Paul Lawson
24th May 2022
"Is that a banana in your pocket "
£15.00
Ben Llewellyn
24th May 2022
"Get the lycra out Mike!"
£10.00
Karen C.
23rd May 2022
£25.00
Terry W.
23rd May 2022
"Shave your head, you'll go quicker!"
£10.00
Darren & Lisa
23rd May 2022
"Good luck Mike!"
£10.00
Mads
23rd May 2022
"Well done Mike, look forward to hearing all about it!!"
£20.00
Lorna Eagling
23rd May 2022
"‘Twas for good causes Monsieur
Doddington once rode to Castle Donnington,
In search of its legendary Maiden of Iron.
He peddled so fast, didn’t want to come last, in case he should miss her amazing repast;
Of Les frites and a portion of coddinton.
How e’r all he found was said Maiden’s Dachshund, perched so dainty on top of the moor. He got off his seat to a feeling of heat in his britches, his saddle so sore"
