Benji and Ben’s Incredible cycle ride.

ByJon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Benji Meeks is currently cycling from John O’Groats to Lands End (That’s 1000 miles in 14 days). He has to be back for a wedding! He is aiming to raise £1 per mile. All the money raised will be going to our charity which will be an amazing £1000.

Benji has also supported us by giving a loving home to 3 of our piggies,2 goats and poultry. When we took Gemma the horse on a few years ago he sent 5 joiners from Meeks Joinery round to help build her a stable at short notice and they gave their valuable time and skills for free.

Please sponsor him to do this amazing event.

http://www.sponsorme.co.uk/benjaminmeeks/benji’s-incredible-journey.aspx

 

Ben is also cycling and raising money for Make a Wish Foundation.

 

Benji

 

 

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