Ellice-Flint Group has been raising funds for Cerebral Palsy Alliance through 20/twenty Challenge for more than 15 years (founded by Ross Ellice-Flint and James Hodgkinson).
Each year we have worked towards achieving our targeted raising ($8,000 per annum) before we embark on the major fundraising event called the 20/Twenty challenge. The Challenge involves teams to complete a 2km swim, 15km walk, 5km run and a 3km kayak and raise funds. Our dedicated team called the "Need for Speed" is up for the challenge again this year and is extremely motivated to help children with Cerebral Palsy.
Cerebral Palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood. The severity of cerebral palsy differs from child to child but almost all children with cerebral palsy need some form of equipment. Sadly some of these children will wait up to 18 months to receive it. The 20/Twenty challenge raises funds to provide specialised equipment in a timely manner for children with C.P. As an example, a powered wheelchair with customised seating can cost in excess of $30,000. Please join us in this amazing adventure and help reduce the physical and mental strain on families and children with cerebral palsy. Your support creates brighter futures for these children and their families.
Any donation would be greatly appreciated and can be made following the link below:
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