Mainstay DRP Make Appeal for Easter Charity Cycle

MAINSTSAY DRP in Downpatrick is looking for cyclists to join in their charity ride in sun-kissed Majorca next April to help reach their £3.7 million target to build a new centre for adults with learning difficulties.

The spirit of Christmas is all about the spirit of giving.xa0 In the hustle and bustle of the festive season, it is the gifts from the heart that are most cherished.xa0 It is a time we can all be thankful for what we have and give to those that are less fortunate than ourselves in any way we can.

Fintan McGrady and Philip McCrickard, Mainstay DRP supporters, along with Service users Emma McMullan, Betty Thompson and Simon Johnston help promote the appeal for riders to join the five-day Majorca charity cycle.

In April 2013, 25 supporters will give their time and energy for the benefit of others by completing a challenging sponsored cycle for local charity Mainstay DRP.xa0 Why not join them and give something back to your local community?

A five-day cycle ride around the beautiful island of Majorca next April will help raise funds for a new, purpose-built centre for people with learning disabilities and autism. A total £3.7m is needed to build the centre, in Downpatrick, and the Majorca cycle ride will be part of the final push to reach the fundraising target by Spring 2013.

Jim Mulholland, Mainstay DRP Executive Officer, said: “The charity had chosen Majorca because of its reputation as a dream island for cyclists.

“This is a unique and amazing cycle challenge through the coastal roads, mountains and along the richly cultivated country side of this dream island. The trip is shaping up to be a real challenge and a great adventure.xa0 For just £1500 sponsorship you can help us achieve our dream and live a dream of your own.xa0 All your costs will be covered if you reach your fundraising target.”

To find out more or sign up for the challenge, contact 028 4461 7184/07715292451 or email

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