GREAT NORTH BIKE RIDE 2008
chrislucastrust
Posts: 4
Hi All,
I am wondering could you support our event again this year?
GREAT NORTH BIKE RIDE 2008
SEAHOUSES TO TYNEMOUTH PRIORY ( Northumberland)Sunday 24th August 2008 (Bank Holiday Weekend)
TRANSPORT AVAILABLE TO AND FROM EVENT START
Please can you support us in any way, please take part.
This ride is growing from strength to strength, people are coming from all over the country to take part.
Please can you help/support us in any way maybe take part or give us a mention/donation?
we are expecting over 2000+ cyclists this year!
(2007 over 1500 cyclists took part and raised £70.000).
Reg charity no 1085775.
Background
Our son died from a horrific childhood cancer July 2000 aged 18yrs, since his death we have fundraised for our charity which we set up in Christopher;s memory. We have raised £280,000 to date.
Any publicity would be greatly appreciated. Please tel 0191 2632884 for more info if reqd.
Last year we raised £70,000 with 1500 cyclists taking part we aim to double that amount this year if possible. Hadrain Spring Water, Northumbrian water donated bottled water, Red Bull, and Delmonte Bannanas gave all cyclists energy.
Our website
www.greatnorthbikeride.com
www.chrislucastrust.com
THE GREAT NORTH BIKE RIDE
Seahouses to Tynemouth Priory
Sunday 24th August 2008
(Bank Holiday Weekend)
Caring for Children and Young Adults with Cancer
Christopher suffered 3 long years Evening Chronicle covered him during and after his illness, they named him BRAVEST BOY IN BRITAIN AND LOCAL HERO.
To date we have raised £500,000..
Cycle from Seahouses, at approximately 9AM to arrive at the Tynemouth Priory, the ride is 54 miles of beautiful Northumberland scenic coastline, entry fee is £10 to include NIKE T Shirt, Medal, inform your friends, workmates, get a team together! Have some fun, and raise some money for charity at the same time through sponsorship.
(Please send your entry fee to the Chris Lucas Trust,
95, Lancaster Drive, Hadrian Park, Wallsend,
North Tyneside, NE28 9TF, to receive your sponsorship forms).
Telephone: 0191 2632884 for more details
Or register on-line www.greatnorthbikeride.com
Please bring the family for support!
Tombola, etc at the Priory! A great day out for all!
Please visit our web site at: www.chrislucastrust.com
The Chris Lucas Trust is fundraising to pay for our Scientific Medical Researcher, based with the NHS,
at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, Institute of Cancer Research, Innovative Therapies for Children with Cancer (ITCC) since 2005.
To research a very aggressive cancer called Rhabdomyosarcoma (Rab – doe – my - o - Sarcoma) to help improve the quality of life of children and young adults suffering from this horrific type of sarcoma.
He has very good experience of molecular profiling of cancers and I am sure he will really help us push forward our ongoing work on rhabdomyosarcoma.
The research group is also very interested in the underlying molecular abnormalities in RMS that might be important as targets for developing new drugs.
Our vital work work on the molecular characterision of rhabdomyosarcoma, using 'microarray' profiling which tests thousands of genes simultaneously.
By looking at how these results predict response to treatment, we aim to highlight the important genes for choosing new drugs to test on RMS cell lines and in the clinic and aim to identify new targets for developing new drugs.
Best Wishes
Lynn Lucas
I am wondering could you support our event again this year?
GREAT NORTH BIKE RIDE 2008
SEAHOUSES TO TYNEMOUTH PRIORY ( Northumberland)Sunday 24th August 2008 (Bank Holiday Weekend)
TRANSPORT AVAILABLE TO AND FROM EVENT START
Please can you support us in any way, please take part.
This ride is growing from strength to strength, people are coming from all over the country to take part.
Please can you help/support us in any way maybe take part or give us a mention/donation?
we are expecting over 2000+ cyclists this year!
(2007 over 1500 cyclists took part and raised £70.000).
Reg charity no 1085775.
Background
Our son died from a horrific childhood cancer July 2000 aged 18yrs, since his death we have fundraised for our charity which we set up in Christopher;s memory. We have raised £280,000 to date.
Any publicity would be greatly appreciated. Please tel 0191 2632884 for more info if reqd.
Last year we raised £70,000 with 1500 cyclists taking part we aim to double that amount this year if possible. Hadrain Spring Water, Northumbrian water donated bottled water, Red Bull, and Delmonte Bannanas gave all cyclists energy.
Our website
www.greatnorthbikeride.com
www.chrislucastrust.com
THE GREAT NORTH BIKE RIDE
Seahouses to Tynemouth Priory
Sunday 24th August 2008
(Bank Holiday Weekend)
Caring for Children and Young Adults with Cancer
Christopher suffered 3 long years Evening Chronicle covered him during and after his illness, they named him BRAVEST BOY IN BRITAIN AND LOCAL HERO.
To date we have raised £500,000..
Cycle from Seahouses, at approximately 9AM to arrive at the Tynemouth Priory, the ride is 54 miles of beautiful Northumberland scenic coastline, entry fee is £10 to include NIKE T Shirt, Medal, inform your friends, workmates, get a team together! Have some fun, and raise some money for charity at the same time through sponsorship.
(Please send your entry fee to the Chris Lucas Trust,
95, Lancaster Drive, Hadrian Park, Wallsend,
North Tyneside, NE28 9TF, to receive your sponsorship forms).
Telephone: 0191 2632884 for more details
Or register on-line www.greatnorthbikeride.com
Please bring the family for support!
Tombola, etc at the Priory! A great day out for all!
Please visit our web site at: www.chrislucastrust.com
The Chris Lucas Trust is fundraising to pay for our Scientific Medical Researcher, based with the NHS,
at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, Institute of Cancer Research, Innovative Therapies for Children with Cancer (ITCC) since 2005.
To research a very aggressive cancer called Rhabdomyosarcoma (Rab – doe – my - o - Sarcoma) to help improve the quality of life of children and young adults suffering from this horrific type of sarcoma.
He has very good experience of molecular profiling of cancers and I am sure he will really help us push forward our ongoing work on rhabdomyosarcoma.
The research group is also very interested in the underlying molecular abnormalities in RMS that might be important as targets for developing new drugs.
Our vital work work on the molecular characterision of rhabdomyosarcoma, using 'microarray' profiling which tests thousands of genes simultaneously.
By looking at how these results predict response to treatment, we aim to highlight the important genes for choosing new drugs to test on RMS cell lines and in the clinic and aim to identify new targets for developing new drugs.
Best Wishes
Lynn Lucas
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