Team
DXC - Tank boy and the misfits
Part of DXC
Raised
£940.50
Target
£1,500
Raising Money For
5 Team Members View all
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James Barford
Team Leader
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£447.25 |
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Anit Mistry | £307.50 |
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REXON JOSE | £97.25 |
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Benitta Manuel | £88.50 |
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Ian Collinge | £0.00 |
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Why we're taking part
We served so want to raise funds to support ex-military and their families.
Status Updates
5 Team Members View all
| Avatar | Name | Raised |
|---|---|---|
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James Barford
Team Leader
|
£447.25 |
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|
Anit Mistry | £307.50 |
|
|
REXON JOSE | £97.25 |
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Benitta Manuel | £88.50 |
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Ian Collinge | £0.00 |
Status Updates
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Status Update |
Tank Boy and the Misfits might sound like a laugh but the cause behind it is serious. I served in the King's Royal Hussars ( A heavy Calvary regiment) hence the name Tank Boy.
This challenge is about camaraderie of a team who believe in supporting those who have served and sacrificed.
If walking 16 miles through the beautiful Cumbrian hills means a bit of pain for us, then that's a small price to pay to support the incredible work Walking With the Wounded does for Veterans rebuilding their lives.
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Tank Boy and the Misfits might sound like a laugh but the cause behind it is serious. I served in the King's Royal Hussars ( A heavy Calvary regiment) hence the name Tank Boy.
This challenge is about camaraderie of a team who believe in supporting those who have served and sacrificed.
If walking 16 miles through the beautiful Cumbrian hills means a bit of pain for us, then that's a small price to pay to support the incredible work Walking With the Wounded does for Veterans rebuilding their lives.