Charity Event with Mel Deane and Jim Evans
By Alison Smith
May 16 2006
Are you a keen mini/junior rugby player? Then don’t let your skills get rusty over the summer. Come to play tag rugby in The Great Park, Windsor on Sunday, 2nd July and raise money for a great cause!
Play Rugby with the Harlequins & Walk for Autism Research on Sunday 2nd July, The Great Park, Windsor
Mel Deane and Jim Evans of NEC Harlequins will be playing tag rugby games with any mini and junior rugby players keen to brush up on their skills.
After the game, join the players and your friends for a sponsored walk around The Great Park – with great views of Windsor Castle - to raise money for vital research into the causes of autism. And with walks for everyone, regardless of age or ability together with fantastic entertainment, music and games for all the family – it’s guaranteed to be a great day out and put a smile on your face!
So join in the fun, come and meet the players. And don’t forget that while you are brushing up on your tactical skills your family and friends can partake in the entertainment that’s on offer – live music, fairground rides, bouncy castles or a show by ‘Mr Fuzzy the Clown’.
For those who prefer a quiet life, prepare to be pampered with an Indian Head Massage before enjoying a picnic under the trees and listening to the mellow jazz of the Dan Redding Trio.
So call your friends and click on the link below to sign up:
autismspeaks.org.uk or contact Lynn Hart on 01491 412311 or lynn.hart@autismspeaks.org.uk or to make a donation go to justgiving.com/autismspeaks.
Step by step we will find the missing pieces.