07 October 2009

JCCR 09 - 13,000 RMB raised for Sichuan Kindergarten

For those of you who have been following my cycling exploits (see previous blog entries) I have raised 13,000 RMB (approximately 1300 GBP) for the Guangji Kindergarten, a private school that was devastated by the May 12th Sichuan earthquake.

I was unable to visit the Kindergarten over the current Mid-Autumn Festival but hope to get to Chengdu and then Guangji in November.

If you wish to donate then please visit the Sichuan Quake Relief website and give via Ammado.

Thank you very much once again for your support.

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7 Oct 2009 14:30:40 | Sichuan Earthquake 2008

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