Lucy's Wing Walk for South East Dog Rescue

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's just me being both thrilled and terrified to be wing walking over the Kent countryside on 15th Sept 2024. Please help me reach my fundraising target of £500 for South East Dog Rescue.

Since joining Three R's Teacher Recruitment last year, I'd been keen to get involved in their charitable efforts. This year we chose South East Dog Rescue (SEDR) as our chosen non-profit, where we aim to raise awareness, funds and donations for the incredible work they do in helping dogs across the UK.

Why I'm doing it?

For those that know me, you may be surprised given I have always been shy around anything with four or more (or no) legs. The truth is - I never was comfortable around dogs and animals growing up. And as I've gotten older, I've admired the efforts of animal charities and non-profits, seeing first-hand from friends who volunteer at sanctuaries how much heart-aching work is involved. Still, my fears kept blocking me from helping in a way that felt truly hands-on and proactive.

But there are still many ways to show support, and so this wing walk is my attempt at being fearless. If you look up to the skies on 15th Sept at noon, you'll see me stood atop a bi-plane flying through the air in my fundraising efforts to reach £500 for SEDR.

About South East Dog Rescue (SEDR)

SEDR are an incredible non-profit dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abandoned and unwanted dogs. Their mission is to give these dogs a second chance at a happy life, and every donation helps them continue this vital work. By supporting SEDR, we can make a significant impact on the lives of countless dogs in need.

Head to sedogrescue.co.uk to find out more about their amazing work.

How You Can Help

I need your support to make this wing walk a success. I'd be incredibly grateful if you could help:

Donate: Any amount, big or small, makes a huge difference. Your generosity will go directly to South East Dog Rescue.

Share: Spread the word about my wing walk and this fundraiser. The more people know, the more we can raise.

Join Us: Come and watch as I take on this daring challenge on 15th Sept, 12pm, Headcorn airfield. Your presence and encouragement mean the world to me.