Ringside Charitable Trust and Kids Beating Cancer
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We are happy to announce in conjunction with American based children’s charity,Kids Beating Cancer,an event to be held in Orlando in May 2022 ,not only to raise funds but to raise the profile of both charities.
Further details can be found on www.anightinmyshoes.com
Please note that the boxers attending may change .
John MCInnes MBE
John will be attempting this in October 2021
Jebel Sirwa (3305m). – Morocco Please Note: twice the height of oor own Ben Nevis which stands proudly at 1,345m, then when you take in the heat? the kilt, my age (65) three hip flasks? all adds up to a great wee challenge,
I will be trekking for between 5 and 7 hours per day for several consecutive days. This challenge is not only a wonderful trekking adventure but a genuine cultural experience through a lesser known area of Morocco. For most of the trek, There is a reasonable amount of ascent and descent. On the ascent of the peaks, I will encounter rough conditions and zig-zag trails on scree whilst the final 30m ascent of Jebel Sirwa involves scrambling, with a short-exposed section. However the summit of Jebel Sirwa is optional and will not take away your holiday enjoyment if you decide not to go up the final 30m.(yeh like I, am not going to do that due to the slagging the lads would give me lol)If you wish to take part or sponsor please contact Jock on; [email protected]
John MCInnes MBE
John will be attempting this in October 2021
Jebel Sirwa (3305m). – Morocco Please Note: twice the height of oor own Ben Nevis which stands proudly at 1,345m, then when you take in the heat? the kilt, my age (65) three hip flasks? all adds up to a great wee challenge,
I will be trekking for between 5 and 7 hours per day for several consecutive days. This challenge is not only a wonderful trekking adventure but a genuine cultural experience through a lesser known area of Morocco. For most of the trek, There is a reasonable amount of ascent and descent. On the ascent of the peaks, I will encounter rough conditions and zig-zag trails on scree whilst the final 30m ascent of Jebel Sirwa involves scrambling, with a short-exposed section. However the summit of Jebel Sirwa is optional and will not take away your holiday enjoyment if you decide not to go up the final 30m.(yeh like I, am not going to do that due to the slagging the lads would give me lol)If you wish to take part or sponsor please contact Jock on; [email protected]
Abseil of the Spinnaker
Abseil of the Spinnaker
Here is the donation link/page for The Abseiling Event from The Spinnaker,to be held by Andrew Fairley and crew in 10th JULY at 12.00(fingers crossed 🤞) all in aid of raising funds for Ringside 🥊🥊
http://www.tinyurl.com/Boxers-Abseil-for-Ringside
Hi Paul
I hope you're well. Finally after some delay we have nailed down the date with the Spinnaker Tower. We have a team of twenty and had to book the Tower for our sole use so the booking was a little tricky, but I'm delighted we're finally there.
The date is SATURDAY 10th JULY beginning at 1200 hrs. Unfortunately this date wasn't suitable for all round good guys Jamie Speight and Jason Lepre, but on behalf of the team we can't thank them enough for their efforts in raising funds already. They'll definitely be with us in spirit on the day.
We're incredibly grateful to have raised over £5,000 of our £7,000 target already, and we will of course continue working to raise as much as possible.
I would also like to sincerely thank those who have already donated and continue to help us raise sponsorship and of course awareness of what a fantastic charity Ringside Charitable Trust truly is.
Anyone who wants to attend on the day to lend some support to what will undoubtedly be a special day are very welcome to join us.
One Voice.
Regards,
Andrew Fairley
Marathon Man
Ian Cawley will be running 2 marathons ,Manchester 7th April and Liverpool on 26th May
Marathon Man
Ian Cawley will be running 2 marathons ,Manchester 7th April and Liverpool on 26th May
Boxers take a dive [sky that is]
Many boxers have entertained us over the decades, and many now need our help in hard times. All in our sport will be aware of former boxers who struggle mentally, physically and socially, and as fans we all have a responsibility. 2019 is our opportunity to raise funds for the Ringside Rest & Care Home, a fantastic project to establish a thirty-six bed residential care facility which will be of enormous benefit to those who sadly have no means of support in dark times.
A team of us, including current and former professional boxers Dave Birmingham, Joel McIntyre, Chris Hobbs, Jeff Ofori, Brad and Ashley Pauls ,top female prospect Lucy Wildheart and others to be confirmed will be undertaking a three mile high skydive on Saturday 1st June at GoSkyDive on Salisbury Plain to raise as much as we can to help this very valuable project, one that is very close to our hearts. The boxers and myself are covering the cost of the skydive ourselves, so every single penny raised without exception goes to the cause. It will be a very unique event, professional and former boxers all jumping out of a plane together to help our own, and we would be very, very grateful if you could donate and support us in our efforts.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-rinsgide-rest-amp-care-home-for-exboxers
Boxers take a dive [sky that is]
Many boxers have entertained us over the decades, and many now need our help in hard times. All in our sport will be aware of former boxers who struggle mentally, physically and socially, and as fans we all have a responsibility. 2019 is our opportunity to raise funds for the Ringside Rest & Care Home, a fantastic project to establish a thirty-six bed residential care facility which will be of enormous benefit to those who sadly have no means of support in dark times.
A team of us, including current and former professional boxers Dave Birmingham, Joel McIntyre, Chris Hobbs, Jeff Ofori, Brad and Ashley Pauls ,top female prospect Lucy Wildheart and others to be confirmed will be undertaking a three mile high skydive on Saturday 1st June at GoSkyDive on Salisbury Plain to raise as much as we can to help this very valuable project, one that is very close to our hearts. The boxers and myself are covering the cost of the skydive ourselves, so every single penny raised without exception goes to the cause. It will be a very unique event, professional and former boxers all jumping out of a plane together to help our own, and we would be very, very grateful if you could donate and support us in our efforts.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-rinsgide-rest-amp-care-home-for-exboxers
Brighton City Boxing Club
Brighton City Boxing Club
Brian Harvey and Janie Brashill invite you to ;
101 Round Body Bag-athon!!
Date now confirmed for 1st December
Brighton
Manchester Marathon
Manchester Marathon
On Sunday 7th April in Manchester,Ian Cawley took part in the 26+ mile cruelling course around Manchester,completing the course in 3hr 32min,well done Ian
ESSEX EX BOXERS ASSOCIATION
ESSEX EX BOXERS ASSOCIATION
Ray Lee from Essex EBA has just sent this picture of some of their members in training for their sponsored walk on June 23rd starts off at 11.00 at Southend Pier
Vince and Rob Heckman
Here are a couple of photos of Vince and Rob in training for their walk from Eastbourne to Hastings in June 30th
Vince aims to arrive at Hastings Pier at approx 11.00 along with Michael Watson MBE.
Vince and Rob Heckman
Here are a couple of photos of Vince and Rob in training for their walk from Eastbourne to Hastings in June 30th
Vince aims to arrive at Hastings Pier at approx 11.00 along with Michael Watson MBE.
Ringside Rest and Care reached the dizzying heights of 15,000 feet a couple of weeks ago over Salisbury Plain.
Headed by Andrew Fairley,a very brave team of boxers-Jeff Ofori; Lucy Wildheart ; Dave Birmingham and Jumanne Camero all skydived for RR&C
They were sponsored in part by promoter/manager Steve Goodwin and Chris Hitching of Atlantic Promotions along with many others who donated.
The intrepid band of skydivers all paid for themselves and all proceeds went to RR&C.
Andrew also mentioned Sophie Gallagher whose fundraising was incredible,thank you everyone.
MARK NEILSON
Has kindly offered to climb Mont Blanc in aid of RR&C on August 19th
Here is his just giving link;
HASTINGS EX BOXERS ASSOCIATION
HASTINGS EX BOXERS ASSOCIATION
A group from Hastings EBA will be walking over the O2 in July ,watch this space
HEBA O2 Climb
On Monday 8th July a team from Hastings Ex Boxers Association went "up and over " the O2
HEBA O2 Climb
On Monday 8th July a team from Hastings Ex Boxers Association went "up and over " the O2
IAN CAWLEY -Liverpool Marathon
IAN CAWLEY -Liverpool Marathon
Ian Cawley on his second marathon in Liverpool on 26th May,turned in another respectable time of 3hr 41mins,many thanks Ian for you support
Essex Ex Boxers Association
Essex Ex Boxers Association
On Sunday 23rd June 2019 a great turnout for Essex EBA sponsored walk,great day
Mark Neilson
Mark successfully conquered Mont Blanc raising a considerable sum through sponsorship for Ringside
Mark Neilson
Mark successfully conquered Mont Blanc raising a considerable sum through sponsorship for Ringside
On Sunday 24th November 2019,Ringside Charitable Trust invaded Abbey Road Studios to record a song written by Simon Block "Never give up - Never give in".
Of course we had to take the obligatory photo on the crossing,led by John Conteh,John H Stracey,Duke McKenzie and Jimmy Batten.
Jimmy Batten,Duke McKenzie,John Conteh,John H Stracey,Harry Holland,Cathy Brown,Martin Hooker,Billy Schwer Snr and Jnr,James Cook MBE,Bob Edgeworth,Doug Donahey,Lee Pullen,Terry Waller,Robert John Oliver and Matt Christie.
Nigel and Conor Benn
Nigel and Conor Benn
On Saturday the 7th March,I had the pleasure of meeting both of the Benns ,Nigel and Conor at Worldwide Signings in Romford.
They kindly signed a retro glove ,which will be auctioned at a later date,all funds will go to Ringside.
Photo by courtesy of Lorraine Brace
Marathon man Ian at it again
Marathon man Ian at it again
Following on from earlier announcement, here is the fundraising page I've just set up. If this can be shared far and wide that would be a massive help. My new employer has a scheme in place to match fundraising by there employees up to £200, so if we can get up to that figure it would be huge.
But in short, come October 4th I will be running 26.2 miles around the Potteries to raise funds for this most worthy and noble cause and any/all support would be massively appreciated. Cheers.