Bennett Racing Support
Throughout 2009 season UK blown-alcohol altered team and Eurodragster.com Bloggers Bennett Racing tried their hardest to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. As you can see from this letter they more than succeeded, having raised no less than £2000.
"We have to say a very big thank you to each and every person who put their hand in their pocket and donated", says Luke Bennett. "Needless to say we simply could not have done this without you all. So thank you from us all, and thank you from me to Lisa who organised most of the fundraising and to Eurodragster.com for running news items about our efforts
"Hopefully people are aware what Macmillan do and the much-needed help that they give. Sadly pretty much everyone reading this probably knows someone who has had or is fighting cancer. That's a very scary statistic but progress is being made every day to find cures and better treatments for this disease.
"Once again a huge Thank You from everyone at Bennett Racing."
One of the family, Lisa Bennett also undertakes the Race For Life every year and has done for the last 9 years.
The reason she started was due to the death of her Aunt called Grace, she was diagnosed early in 2002 with myeloma cancer and after a very hard fought battle she passed away in December 2004.
The last one she completed was in June 2011 and was her 9th year. She did it at a steady pace and finished in 41 minutes, although her fastest was 33 in 2008.
The obvious reason she does it is to raise more money for Cancer Research so that a cure for cancer can be found and less people suffer.
Relay For Life is an inspirational overnight event that honours cancer survivors and celebrates life.
Relay For Life brings you and your town together to help beat cancer.
Throughout the year, teams fundraise in their local communities to support the work of Cancer Research UK. Then everyone comes together in an inspiring overnight celebration and commemoration that the whole community can be part of.
Relay events focus on fun for all the family, regardless of age or fitness level – everyone is welcome!
On the day of the Relay
At the event everybody gathers at their local race track, park or sports field and take turns walking laps. Each team keeps at least one member on the track at all times, while all around them a party is in full swing.
Relay events have a friendly, festival-like atmosphere that the whole family can enjoy. Camping, music, stalls and entertainment will be laid on, and many of the teams taking part camp overnight.
Every Relay For Life lasts 12 to 24 hours, runs overnight and includes a Survivors' Lap of Honour and a moving Candle of Hope ceremony.
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