Have you ever dreamt of doing something amazing and supporting a local cause at the same time? Would you like to do something incredible to support children and adults affected by cancer and life threatening conditions in your local community?
Frome charity We Hear You (formerly Positive Action on Cancer) is hosting a Challenge Event Information Evening on Thursday 9th June, 7pm upstairs in The Archangel, to encourage people to get involved and do something amazing for charity.
The charity has partnered with events company Global Adventures, which has been organising worldwide challenge events since 2000 and has a wealth of knowledge and expertise to support local fundraisers in taking on a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Helen Sprawson-White, assistant fundraiser said, “We are very excited to be working with Global Adventures. The challenges that they offer both in the UK and abroad are truly inspiring. It is hard not to get enthused by what they have on offer! Come along and see for yourself, there is no obligation to sign up to anything but a world of adventure awaits!
“From climbing mountains in Africa to cycling from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas to Trekking in the Brecon Beacons – there is something for everyone!
“All are welcome to join us for our Challenge Event Information Evening. We promise you won’t be disappointed!”
Call 01373 455255 or email fundraising@wehearyou.org.uk for more information.
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