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10-12 September 2010
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The Active 10 is the GPS of choice for many people attempting charity challenges.
It shows your exact location so you don't need to worry about your route or location but you can focus on realising your challenge instead.
As well as location information, the Active 10 gives detailed trip statistics to encourage you on your way and show your progress.
Our charity page features some inspiring challenges and Satmap is pleased to have been able to help in a small way with map loans and product discounts.
We're sure you will enjoy reading their blogs or websites and hope you may also be inspired to donate to a cause that impresses you.
Between 3rd July and 4th September cyclists drawn from the worlds of sport, celebrity, charity, politics, science and the arts will gather in Seaton, Devon, to circumnavigate the British coast by bicycle. For 64 days the riders will pedal 6,600km for two charities – Caravan and Prostrate Cancer. The organisers hope this will be an annual event. http://www.thegreattour.org
Satmap customer, Dennis Bourne, will be joining 200 cyclists who will be leaving 4th July to cycle Brussels to London to raise money for Right to Play. The riders will be aiming to raise £200,000. The ride will take three days and finishes on July 7th in London’s Greenwich Park with a celebratory BBQ. Please help Dennis to achieve his £1,100 target at http://www.justgiving.com/DennisRobertBourne
Vic Heaney is walking 2,000km (1,243 miles) in 70 days to raise money for Pancreatic Cancer research. He will walk from his home in Puivert in the French Pyrenees to the place he was born in Blackpool, England. An impressive challenge, whatever age, but Vic will be 70 on the 23rd July which is when he hopes to complete his walk. Look out for Vic and his Satmap branded support van (pictured) http://vicsbigwalk.blogspot.com
Braving the fall-out from the volcano, Pete and Nick are cycling around Iceland to raise money for Reach, a charity for children with hand or arm deficiency. This is an impressive 850 mile (1368 km) distance and all the more challenging as they expect to endure bad roads, steep gradients and unpredictable weather. Please support them at http://www.aroundiceland.co.uk
Stephen will attempt to run 105 miles of the Robin Hood Way in one go. He is raising money for The Lymphoma Association, a condition which he was diagnosed with in 2008. Please donate at http://www.justgiving.com/Robin-Hood-Way
At the end of July, Simon and Andrea will walk 180km (112 miles) and take in 33,000 feet of climbs and descents during their attempt. A fantastic challenge and all money raised will go to Rainbow House which helps children with disabilities to be more active and independent. Please help Simon and Andrea raise their target money http://www.justgiving.com/TourofMontBlancwalk
Martin, Stew and Leigh are cycling from Glasgow to Fort William to raise money for The Donna Louise Children's Hospice Trust. The 100 miles will be really challenging on a mountain bike and there will be some sections where they have to carry their bikes and equipment. This is a gruelling challenge so please support them at http://www.justgiving.com/West-highland-wheelie
In February 2010 Philip Williams began his 5,000 mile (8047km) walk around the coast of mainland Britain. His target is to raise £100,000 for The Alzheimers Society. He started his attempt in Brighton and you can see his progress at http://www.philipwilliams.uk.com/my_charity_walk
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