Two wonderful charities


For the Mongol Rally, we needed to choose two charities. Our are The Macular Society and CoolEarth. 

Please give generously.

All funds will be given to the charities immediately after the rally on a 50/50 basis unless you give us a special request and tell us how you would like the money to be distributed

Don't hesitate to contact us for any questions or more information!

 Link to fundraising : here

 Pour le Mongol Rally, nous devions choisir deux associations caritatives. Les nôtres sont : The Macular Society et CoolEarth.

Tous les fonds seront versés aux organismes de bienfaisance immédiatement après le rallye, à parts égales, à moins que vous ne nous fassiez une demande spéciale et que vous ne nous disiez comment vous souhaitez que l'argent soit distribué.
N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toute question ou plus d'informations!

 Le lien vers la collecte : ici

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