Just to let people know the Official 'H4H 4x4 Rally Shop' is NOW OPEN! Alll monies raised from the sale of the items will be getting donated to 'HELP FOR HEROES'! - Visit www.h4hrally.co.uk and click on 'H4H 4x4 RALLY SHOP'
HELP FOR HEROES 4x4 EUROPEAN RALLY - June 19th-29th 2010
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discopaul
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Im at the Army foundation collage in Harrogate and im trying to enter a team
Following the success of the inaugural event in 2010, which raised an amazing amount of £121,704.49 for the charity we can now announce that the HELP for HEROES 4x4 European Rally is back for 2011. Places are filling up quickly, so if you would like to take part or would like to find out more please visit the official website http://www.h4hrally.co.uk
onelife
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That's an oustanding amount of money raised! Good effort!
rustyrhinos
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Wow thats a great amount of money. Where am I going wrong with my comparably measly amounts that I raise for charity hehe.
The 2012 Help for Heroes 4x4 European Rally will start on 16th June. The 2010 and 2011 rallies raised an amazing combined £300,000 for the charity. Come and join us, have some great fun and support Help for Heroes at the same time.
Our journey follows the 1944/5 Allied Invasion route through Europe; starting near Salisbury Plain, we will visit Normandy, The Somme and Ypres re WWI, then Arnhem (Operation Market Garden), Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge), the Alsace, then to Germany and Dachau with its horrors of war and ending at Hitlers impenetrable Eagles Nest in Bavaria.
The event is not a race and is open to serving military, ex-service personnel, civilians and families. Both the winner and runner-up in 2011 were families with children (age 2-14).
Full details can be found on the website; www.h4hrally.co.uk
Our journey follows the 1944/5 Allied Invasion route through Europe; starting near Salisbury Plain, we will visit Normandy, The Somme and Ypres re WWI, then Arnhem (Operation Market Garden), Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge), the Alsace, then to Germany and Dachau with its horrors of war and ending at Hitlers impenetrable Eagles Nest in Bavaria.
The event is not a race and is open to serving military, ex-service personnel, civilians and families. Both the winner and runner-up in 2011 were families with children (age 2-14).
Full details can be found on the website; www.h4hrally.co.uk
