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Supermarket Collections
We now have a number of dates during the year for
collections outside local supermarkets. Volunteering for collections is both rewarding
and fun, especially if you collect with a friend!
Please see the
Supermarket
Collection Page
for current dates.
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 Cycle
Rides
In 2010 Autism Anglia's very own IT Manager Dan
McCullagh plus four friends are going to cycle from
Lands End to John O'Groats in 9 days, starting on
20th June!
If you would like to keep up with their journey
please join their Facebook page
5 Bikes and their Riders.
Of course, all their efforts are with the
ultimate aim of raising money for Autism Anglia, and
they hope to reach a target of £5000! You can
sponsor the boys online at
www.bmycharity.com/aalejog
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Team Etna
This year super cyclist David Pomphrett has
formed 'Team Etna' - a group of
ten young people who plan to cycle from Colchester to
Mount Etna and then climb it - all to raise money
for Autism Anglia!
 Please show your support by joining their
Facebook group
Team Etna 2010!
This isn't the first time David has put himself
through a physical challenge for Autism Anglia. On
21st August 2009, he embarked on a cycle ride from
Lands End to John O'Groats, all in aid of Autism
Anglia!
David and his support team raised over £2000.00
for the charity! To find out about his exploits,
please see our news pages
here and
here.
If you would like to
set yourself a similar challenge, we would love to
hear from you!
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Other Community Fundraising Challenges &
Events
In 2008 Mia Bradley took part in
a 3 peaks charity walk and she has fundraised for
Autism Anglia again this year with a London to Paris
cycle ride over four days. Mia and her husband
Mikk were the support team to nine cyclists, all
Waltham Cross based work colleagues of Mikk, leaving
Greenwich on Wednesday 17th June and arriving in
Paris three days later.
Badminton Rally
Supporter Dael Brookes organised a 2 hour
non-stop badminton rally with friends at his school
in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire on 8th March 2009.
They raised over £30 for Autism Anglia!
Organise your own Event
There is no end to the list of things you can do
to raise money for Autism Anglia. From
sponsored swims to parties, dress-down days to cycle
rides, we are always thankful to you for thinking of
us and will support you in any way that we can.
An
A-Z of fundraising ideas could help inspire you,
or maybe you have an idea of your own?
Whatever you have in mind, please let us know so
that we can support your event!
The website
www.bmycharity.com allows you to set up your own
fundraising page and collect sponsorship online.
The
How to e-fundraise guide explains just how easy
it is to do.
Step by Step Guide to holding your own
Event
- Decide which type of event you would like to
hold
- Choose a date to hold your event
- Let us know so that we can support you by
offering: sponsorship forms, banners, leaflets,
collection tins, publicity on our website etc
- Hold your event
- Tell us how much you raised
- Bank the cash!
Please contact Anna, Dan or Claire on 01206 577678 or
fundraising@autism-anglia.org.uk to discuss your
ideas.
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