Took me the whole two months to get the 50 coins but you don't notice a quid here and there. So finally have the full amount.
The most difficult, the only difficult thing, was trying to decide on which charity to send the money to. So many out there I feel I'd like to support but when it came down to it, I chose Brainwave, which is a charity to support disabled children and children with specific needs and one which my brother-in-law has effectively dedicated most of his entire working life to. And, he puts his money where his mouth is, having only last year taken part in the Welsh Velothon an excruciatingly hard cycle ride. In fact, it was his involvement in the Velothon last year which has lead me to include that as part of my own 50 list. Nope, I'm not getting on a bike, no way, no sirree but instead I have volunteered to help man the final feeding station up Caerphilly Mountain. That takes place in a few weeks time.
There are a couple of items on the list where I automatically also have to raise money for specific charities, but if there is any other task where I might be able to make a few bob Brainwave will be the one I'm supporting. The difference they make to a child's general standard of living is immense. I'll probably talk more about the work they do over the next year. If you're interested the website is: www.brainwave.org.uk
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