No stranger to taking on charity challenges, Linden Homes East Yorkshire site manager Paul Douglass is gearing up for another fund-raising mission.
It’s a case of same place, different good cause, as Paul tackles another gruelling 10km tough mudder-style obstacle course on October 16.
This time, Paul – site manager at the Lindendale development in Easingwold - will be joined by his partner Debbie Craine.
The couple will be taking on a muddy mission in Leeds, part of The Major’s Events series, to raise money for a cause close to Debbie’s heart.
The course will feature surprise ‘concept zones’ which take on military themes, with participants faced with crawling through muddy tunnels, having their senses bombarded with smoke, explosions, unexpected smells and sounds, tackling stench trenches and much more.
Paul and Debbie will be helping to raise awareness and boost funds for IDAS – a self-sufficient charity serving the Yorkshire area, which devotes its time to helping victims of domestic and sexual abuse.
Paul said: “Debbie was subject to domestic violence herself and the charity helped her and her family through very difficult times. While she has never taken part in anything like this before, she is determined to complete the course and raise money for this wonderful charity.”
Anyone wishing to support Paul and Debbie can visit their online fundraising page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Debbie-Craine
More details about the Royal British Legion Major Series at Bramham Park https://www.britmilfit.com/major-series/events/north/
Earlier this year, Paul and his brother Neil took part in a similar event, raising around £3,600 for Hull Royal Infirmary’s ICU and neurosurgery wards.
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