Amanda Annandale

Charity

RNLI
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is the charity that saves lives at sea. The RNLI’s volunteer lifeboat crews rescue an average of 22 people every day around the coasts and waterways of Britain and Ireland. From 235 lifeboat stations, they are well trained and equipped to put to sea in the most fearsome conditions when the call comes. RNLI lifeguards patrol more than 140 beaches in England and Wales. As well as rescuing people from the water, they are also on hand for first aid and safety advice, making sure everyone can make the most of their day at the beach. Are you passionate about the water? Do you want to be part of a lifesaving team? Whatever the reason for your interest in our work, we’d love to have you onboard. The RNLI is an independent charity and receives no government funding. We rely on public support.


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PondHoppers's fundraising page

Fundraisers: 
Amanda Annandale

My page: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/PondHoppers

Running 2 marathons in 6 months for the RNLI

Members of the AnnanTech team – brother and sister, Brett and Amanda Annandale completed the Chicago marathon in October 2011, and are now preparing for the London Marathon on 22nd April 2012. They are running for the Royal National Lifeboats Institution (RNLI) – the charity that saves lives at sea and on the Thames!

The Thames and Cowes Lifeboat station appeal

The Thames River is one of the busiest rivers in the world. There were over 500 incidents on the river in 2011 alone. Your donation will be going towards saving lives on the Thames in a year when London will be particularly busy with the Queen’s Jubilee and the Olympic Games.

The RNLI is also currently raising funds, to build a new lifeboat station at Cowes, on the Isle of Wight. The lifeboats are currently based in a temporary building, in a congested marina. The congestion causes delays and can cost lives when every minute counts in a sea rescue. The funds raised will go towards the building of the new lifeboat station.

Thank you for supporting the RNLI! Your generosity is going towards a great cause.

Recent donors

21.05.12 Well done on both completing the London Marathon

13.05.12 Well done! Ann & Gari

08.05.12 Well Done!!!

28.04.12 Well done - glad you remembered your running shoes this time!

24.04.12

23.04.12 Hope it went well!

23.04.12 Hope it was good :)

20.04.12 I'll be watching from my comfy sofa.

19.04.12 I'll see you on Sunday

19.04.12 Brett, good luck!

19.04.12 Best of luck

19.04.12 Good luck! :)

18.04.12 Good luck guys!

18.04.12 Good luck!

18.04.12 Best of Luck Brett

18.04.12 Good luck Brett and Amanda!!

17.04.12 5:30 min per km please

16.04.12 good luck brett

16.04.12 Best of luck Bret !!!

12.04.12 Good Luck!

10.04.12 Good luck!

10.04.12 Good luck!

07.04.12 Wish we could be joining you for London. Can't wait for Vienna next year. Good luck Pondhoppers!!!!!

06.04.12 Great cause..enjoy the day and the cold beer afterwards

05.04.12 Rather you than me....

£1,305.28

Running total

Total raised incl. Gift Aid:
£1,574.10
Total donors:
54
Biggest donor:
Melissa Brady
£100.00  
Last donor:
Roy Martin
21.05.12  
Offline fundraising:
£0.00