Great Edinburgh Run

Mar 23rd, 2009 | By ssacn | Category: SSACN Announcements

On the 03 rd of May, Trevor Armitage, will be doing the Great Edinburgh Run and will be donating the money he raises to SSACN.

You too can get involved, by making a donation, just click on the title above and it will take you to a Paypal button.

Andrew and Corey received great support last year, so please be equally generous to Trevor – many thanks.

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