Balloons and Sponsored Walk
30/03/07 20:09
To my surprise, not a single card from any balloon
has been returned by the deadline. I can only guess
that the whole lot got taken out by some storm in the
North Sea. The upside is that all the contributions
can be put towards the Antarctic fund. On the other
hand it's something of a downer for all the children
who stumped up some money for the excitement of
seeing a winner.
In spite of having sold the balloons fairly recently, the children at school seem even more enthusiastic about the sponsored walk around the Isle of Wight and virtually every member of staff has sponsored me really generously as well. If all the promised money is paid then I should raise about £500.
In spite of having sold the balloons fairly recently, the children at school seem even more enthusiastic about the sponsored walk around the Isle of Wight and virtually every member of staff has sponsored me really generously as well. If all the promised money is paid then I should raise about £500.
Sponsored Walk
03/03/07 15:02
In the interim of waiting for balloons to be returned
(or I should say, the cards attached to them) I have
started collecting sponsorship for a walk around the
Isle of Wight.
Mark, my sixteen-year-old son, is going to accompany me. He is raising money at school to help fund his Rugby Tour to South America in August.
Mark, my sixteen-year-old son, is going to accompany me. He is raising money at school to help fund his Rugby Tour to South America in August.