Phillip Clement

Hello

On the 8 - 9 June 2024, I am taking on the Cateran Yomp. A 54-mile yomp in 24 hours across rural hills and mountains of Perthshire, Scotland.

It’s going to be tough, quite possibly the hardest thing I have ever done, but it will raise funds for the Army Benevolent Fund. What's that? It's a charity that quite literally saves the lives of the men and women that keep us and so many others around the world safe.

Please join me in helping soldiers, veterans and their families avoid hardship, and enjoy independence and dignity after they have given so much to help and protect us.

Here is a short video that shows how and who we'll be helping:

https://bit.ly/abf54-24

My fund raising target £5,400 or just £100 per mile.

Thank you for donating to every mile of this endeavour - when it gets tough, when it's 3am and it's raining, cold and dark and I just want to stop, your help will keep me going.

Thank you again

Phillip

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