Peebleshire News

‘It won’t be easy’ - Sue prepares for mammoth fundraiser

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Sue Isherwood is set to take on the challenge next week

Donation envelopes will be delivered to every house which can then be returned to a dropoff point for collection.

Coffee mornings will take place at St Andrews Leckie Church Hall from 10am-12pm on May 16, 17 and 18.

A plant sale is planned for Saturday, May 18 in the church grounds. In addition there is a seven-mile sponsored walk aimed at families.

Head of Christian Aid Scotland Val Brown said: “Sue’s triathlon challenge for Christian Aid is truly inspiring – we wish her all the very best (and a well-deserved rest afterwards!).

It’s wonderful to see so much happening in Peebles this May for Christian Aid Week, it’s a week when global social justice really is at the heart of local communitie­s.

“Burundi is the focus of this year’s appeal, a country where 70 per cent of the population live in poverty and more than half of children are chronicall­y malnourish­ed.

“Our work there, through local partners, is supporting people to gain business skills and access village savings schemes so they can earn vital income and become financiall­y secure.”

Sue has raised more than £700 so far, smashing her £500 target.

To sponsor Sue, visit justgiving. com/page/sue-isherwoodt­riathlon-christian-aid-2024

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