Laur
28-01-2005, 01:31 AM
Please have a look and if you are interested register, the more the merrier :D
http://motorcycleas.org.uk/
Motorcyclists from all over the UK , starting from various points (North, East, South and West) will meet up in their major cities at a pre-determined time. They then move to the next city in the route and join up with others. At each city, along the way or even before the event we are collecting for the Tsunami Earthquake Appeal.
The event will take place on February the 6th and all funds raised shall be given to DEC (UK Registered charity no: 1062638, this event is a registered donor with the record number: TEA FUNDR 117) after all money from sponsorship, collections on the day and proceeds of the auction have been collected.
The ultimate end point is The National Motorcycle Museum in Sollihull, West Midlands who have kindly donated the use of their facilities for this event. At there museum we shall be holding an auction of the items so kindly donated by the companies and racing teams that we all know and respect. We shall even have some of them joining us on the day.
As you can appreciate the disaster has left many in need who we do not usually hear about. The impact of which has put a substantial drain on the resources of charities trying to help and, as we have all seen in the local, national and international media, they need all the financial help they can get. This urgency hasn't given much time for the planning of such a charity event and we do hope this doesn't put people off joining us. We would also love to hear from those of you who would like to play an active role in this event, we are still desperately looking for individuals generous enough to help organise the various regional groups.
We are also looking for donations to the auction, if you or your company think you may be able to help then please contact us as soon as possible. In return you shall not only have your details listed as an event sponsor but you will be doing something special to help those in need.
Don't know if this has been posted here before, couldn't find it though
http://motorcycleas.org.uk/
Motorcyclists from all over the UK , starting from various points (North, East, South and West) will meet up in their major cities at a pre-determined time. They then move to the next city in the route and join up with others. At each city, along the way or even before the event we are collecting for the Tsunami Earthquake Appeal.
The event will take place on February the 6th and all funds raised shall be given to DEC (UK Registered charity no: 1062638, this event is a registered donor with the record number: TEA FUNDR 117) after all money from sponsorship, collections on the day and proceeds of the auction have been collected.
The ultimate end point is The National Motorcycle Museum in Sollihull, West Midlands who have kindly donated the use of their facilities for this event. At there museum we shall be holding an auction of the items so kindly donated by the companies and racing teams that we all know and respect. We shall even have some of them joining us on the day.
As you can appreciate the disaster has left many in need who we do not usually hear about. The impact of which has put a substantial drain on the resources of charities trying to help and, as we have all seen in the local, national and international media, they need all the financial help they can get. This urgency hasn't given much time for the planning of such a charity event and we do hope this doesn't put people off joining us. We would also love to hear from those of you who would like to play an active role in this event, we are still desperately looking for individuals generous enough to help organise the various regional groups.
We are also looking for donations to the auction, if you or your company think you may be able to help then please contact us as soon as possible. In return you shall not only have your details listed as an event sponsor but you will be doing something special to help those in need.
Don't know if this has been posted here before, couldn't find it though