Fundraiser
Event
Europa Abseil
Cancer Focus Northern Ireland
Cost:
£20 + sponsorship
Cancer Focus NI are looking for brave individuals to take the plunge and abseil down the iconic Europa Hotel to help raise vital funds for local people affected by cancer.
Registration: £20
Minimum sponsorship: £80
Come and join us for the experience of a lifetime and scale new heights with this exciting abseil offering amazing views of Belfast!
Every participant will receive a fundraising pack including a Cancer Focus NI t-shirt when they register.
Minimum age is 14.
Sector:
- Community development
Date and Time
- -
Location
Great Victoria Street
Belfast
Belfast
BT2 7AP
United Kingdom
More Information
Europa Abseil
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