We are raising funds for Women v Cancer – by riding all the way to Paris this September!
Would you be able to help us on our mission to raise £3k for these three amazing charities – Breast Cancer Care, Ovarian Cancer Action and Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust.
Half of the money will go directly to the charities, and half will go to Action for Charity to organise and fund this trip with so many women cycling all that way.
You can help by donating a prize to our raffle or live charity auction at the Bat & Ball on Friday 8th June – prizes can be small or large, whatever you donate we will raffle or auction off to raise the funds. You will be promoted to a lovely audience of circa 100 people at the fundraising evening and you will be promoted on all our materials to advertise the evening. Simply donate to our page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/cuddesdonchasers
The La Soiree Auction takes place on Friday 8th June, 7pm – 11.30pm at The Bat & Ball Cuddeson for more information visit www.facebook.com/cuddesdonchicks.
We would be so grateful and you would be helping towards fighting women’s cancers that are becoming increasingly and alarmingly common.
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