The Aylesbury Wombles are hoping to raise £3,000 for Youth Concern.
For the group's 5th annual 'Le Womble' they will be litter picking for 24 hours in the town, starting at 10am tomorrow.
The Aylesbury Wombles have raised over £11,000 with the event over the last 4 years and say this year's Le Womble is on track to have the most volunteers try to complete the full 24 hours - as well as the youngest ever volunteer to complete it.
Their fundraiser currently stands at over £320, with the group aiming to raise £3,000 for the Youth Concern - an independent youth charity supporting young people in the Aylesbury Vale area.
They say anyone is welcome to join them by dipping in and out throughout the day or night, with all equipment provided. The route begins at Scout Centre on Osier Way, before heading to the following locations throughout the day:
Old Stoke Road at 11.45
Elm Green at 1pm
Bourg walk bridge at 2pm
Southcourt Community Centre at 3
Jackson Road (cotton wheel carpark) at 4.15
Meadowcroft astro turf pitches at 6
Tesco Broadfields at 7.30pm
Buckingham park community centre at 9.30pm
Prince Rupert Way Roundabout A413 at 10.30pm
College Road North at 11.30pm
A41 Roundabout (Aston Clinton Road) at 1.30am
Bedgrove Light at 2.30am
Belmore Centre Lower Road at 4am
Harvey Road at 5am
Grenville Green at 6am
Hannon Road at 7.30am
Hampden Gardens at 9am
You can donate to their fundraiser here (external).
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