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Get involved – fundraise for freedom

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Ever been stumped about how to raise money for CSW? Fundraising shouldn’t be a chore, so our Fundraise for Freedom team is delighted to share two great examples of how CSW supporters are raising money for religious freedom by doing something fun, creative or, in these cases, fearless!

Sponsored cycle for his 75th birthday!!

In 2017 Robert de Berry is planning to celebrate his 75th birthday by doing a sponsored bike ride for CSW and Release International. We’re thrilled that Robert is choosing to celebrate his birthday in such a generous way, and if you want to support Robert in any way, from accommodation to joining him on his bike ride, please contact him on 01672 562907 or robertdeberry42@gmail.com.

“I do bike rides like this once every five years or so, and in my 75th year my journey will be approx 750 miles, travelling from Cape Wrath through the Hope Valley in Derbyshire and finishing in Peacehaven in Sussex. We will have meetings with Christians along the way to tell them about, and to pray for, persecuted Christians. I know that churches will open their doors to us.”Robert de Berry

Our chief goes over the edge!

In June our Chief Executive, Mervyn Thomas, goes over the edge – literally! Mervyn, along with a few lucky volunteers, will be abseiling down Guildford Cathedral on 4 June to raise money for CSW. You can donate at www.csw.org.uk/fundraiseforfreedom and, if you’re feeling particularly brave, find details on how you can join Mervyn as he takes religious freedom to new heights. He’ll probably even let you go first!

Do you have an exciting idea oF how to raise money for CSW?

Let our Fundraise for Freedom team know and we’ll help you out in any way we can! Contact us at www.csw.org.uk/fundraiseforfreedom

Published Online
April 2016

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