The Kop Hill Climb organisers have just announced that this year’s festival, held in September in Princes Risborough, raised £107,000 for local charities and good causes.
The distribution of funds raised will happen in the New Year, with the organisation giving to a wide range of local charities.
In the past they have included:
Thames Valley Air Ambulance (TVAA)
Aylesbury Vale Child Contact Centre
Citizens Advice Bucks
Chilterns MS Centre
First Steps Pre-School
Flackwell Heath & Loudwater Age Concern Day Centre
Kidsout
Lindengate
Mediation Buckinghamshire
Pace Centre
Princes Risborough Centre
Rennie Grove Hospice Care
Restore Hope
South Bucks Hospice
Spinal Injuries Association
St Mary’s Church
Stoke Mandeville Spinal Research
Wycombe Homeless Connection
Youth Concern
The organising team expresses their thanks and gratitude to the visitors, sponsors, exhibitors, entrants and volunteers who all contributed to the success of the event.
Next year’s festival dates are September 16th and 17th , when the organisers hope for a record year to take the total past the magical one million pound mark.
JOHN BIGGS, CHAIR OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE with a cake baked by a local Ukranian refugee showing the amount raised.
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