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Kayaking adventurer paddles the Thames for mental health charity
12/05/2015
A painter from Cornwall will be paddling from the Cotswolds to the edge of the Thames estuary in Essex to raise money for charity.
David Gander, from Penryn, will set off from Lechlade-on-Thames on Thursday (May 14) on his journey to Southend-on-Sea for Sea Sanctuary, a Cornish-based pioneering charity that delivers emotional health education on board classic sailing boats at a land-based creative workshop.
David Gander, from Penryn, will set off from Lechlade-on-Thames on Thursday (May 14) on his journey to Southend-on-Sea for Sea Sanctuary, a Cornish-based pioneering charity that delivers emotional health education on board classic sailing boats at a land-based creative workshop.
David is new to kayaking but is following his dream of taking on this challenge to raise money for the charity and increase awareness of the mental health problems.
The trip will be tough and David estimates that the journey, which is approaching 200 miles in length, will take about two weeks to complete.
David has done a fantastic job of raising nearly £800 to date and is nearing his target of £1,000, and he says to exceed this amount would be “simply amazing”.
David welcomes all donations to his just giving site www.justgiving.com/Dave-Gander and anyone who would like to offer logistical support, including contacts for places to stay en-route should contact him via (email/telephone) on 07756 660 841 or at davegander2407@yahoo.co.uk
The trip will be tough and David estimates that the journey, which is approaching 200 miles in length, will take about two weeks to complete.
David has done a fantastic job of raising nearly £800 to date and is nearing his target of £1,000, and he says to exceed this amount would be “simply amazing”.
David welcomes all donations to his just giving site www.justgiving.com/Dave-Gander and anyone who would like to offer logistical support, including contacts for places to stay en-route should contact him via (email/telephone) on 07756 660 841 or at davegander2407@yahoo.co.uk
