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Here at beat our fundraisers play a vital role.
It is thanks to their commitment that we can continue to provide services to those affected by eating disorders. Currently, our services reach thousands of people everyday - with your help, they can grow and reach more.
On these pages, you'll find information on becoming a beat fundraiser. If you want to get involved, send me an e-mail and I'll post you a fundraising pack.
Thanks - and good luck with your fundraising.
Robert
Community fundraiser
01603 753307
fundraising@b-eat.co.uk
New Look Foundation launches raffle for beat
Next year beat is one of the chosen charities supported by the New Look Foundation. Amongst other things, the three Foundation charities will be receiving the proceeds of New Look's Christmas raffle - which has just been launched this week.
For the price of a £1 ticket, New Look will be giving their staff the chance to win a range of glamorous prizes - ranging from £1000 in travel vouchers to a glitzy weekend in Rome for two. We'll keep you updated about how it goes - and how much the Foundation manages to raise.
Alix to tackle historic challenge
beat fundraiser Alix Robertson has decided to swim the famous Gibraltar Strait - and raise thousands of pounds for people affected by eating disorders.
The Strait of Gibraltar is a narrow strip of water connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. Since the 1920s, only two women have swum the strait. Next September, Alex and her friend Camilla are hoping to double that figure!
We're tremendously excited to have Alix on board and look forward to bringing you lots more news over the coming months. Keep an eye on it - this one is going to be big.
Wing Commander Tinworth joins marathon team
We’re very pleased to announce that Wing Commander Martin Tinworth – who prefers to be known as Tinny – will be running the Virgin London Marathon for beat.
Tinny decided to run the marathon when one of his best friends, Chris Robinson, lost his daughter, Charlotte, to anorexia. He is hoping to raise over £3000 to help other families affected by eating disorders.
I hope you’ll join us in thanking Tinny by sponsoring him here.
