We are asking for 3000 euros on KissKiss BankBank but please don't stop if we reach our goal, we need a lot more...

We need to raise £15,990 for the both of us to participate. These are the deadlines:

1st instalment December 1st: £2,000 (2,530 euros) (complete – self funded)

2nd instalment January 31st: £7,000 (9,120 euros)

3rd instalment March 31st: £3,000 (3,795 euros)

4th instalment May 31st: £3,990 (5,060 euros)

Plus flights: approximately £1,600 (2,000 euros) (that we aim to pay for ourselves)

We have both contributed £1000 (1300 euros) towards the race entry fee. We are now faced with a series of installments that will secure our place in the race, the first being on the 31st of January and being of £3,500 (4,560 euros) each.

Because of the publicity this race generates on its own and the slightly alternative slant we are giving it, the race becomes an investment that will prosper in to considerable funding for our respective charities.

Overall we need to raise £15,990 pounds (20,240 euros) to compete in the race and aim to raise a further £20,000 (25,000 euros) for the charities.

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Agronomes et vétérinaires sans frontieres (AVSF) http://www.avsf.org

AVSF is a french NGO with a team of 280 international members in 20 countries where it carries its activities.AVSF helps livestock farmers group together to combat animal diseases. In Mongolia for example, more than 40 Livestock Farmer Groups have been created, allowing for more efficient organisation to fight against parasitism and the major infectious diseases affecting livestock. AVSF leads numerous initiatives in this area to promote animal health, including: a project for treating brucellosis in ruminants in a pilot zone in Mongolia, in collaboration with the national Veterinary Services.

In addition their other areas of expertise include natural resource management, smallholder organisations and markets, climate change and post-emergency work. They are also actively involved in awareness-raising activities.

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Frenchay After Burns (FAB) Childrens Club http://www.fabclub.org.uk

FAB Children’s Club is an independent charity which supports the rehabilitation of young burns survivors across the South West of England. The charity has a simple aim which is to provide ongoing support to burn injured children and their families from injury through to adulthood. FAB Club supports young burns survivors and their families by building self esteem, confidence and having fun through activities such as camps, fun days and parties. Friendships are made by the children and their families whilst giving mutual support to one another.

The charity has no paid staff and relies entirely upon the generosity of fundraisers. Money raised for the charity funds weekend breaks and special camps for young burns survivors from across the South West who have been scarred by housefires, explosions, electrocutions and scalds. During these events, the children face new challenges, build friendships, learn from other children’s burns experiences and provide each other with invaluable support.

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