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Mark Godwin, Director of Gryphon Training Ltd, is an ex serviceman and is donating 5% of all bookings to the Help for Heroes charity.
Mark says
“There are many worthwhile charities out there that Gryphon Training Ltd would like to support. However, as a former soldier, I have been privileged to work alongside some of the most dedicated, brave and selfless individuals from all three services.
These servicemen and women work in some of the most hostile and demanding environments and daily put their lives at risk.
I am proud to be supporting those who have been injured in current conflicts around the world and look forward to a long relationship with Help for Heroes.”
Every individual who qualifies through Gryphon Training Ltd will be contributing to this worthwhile cause.
Please support this charity and click on the bears to find out more information about Help for Heroes.
Visit www.helpforheroes.org.uk or click on the bears
Help for Heroes was the idea of Appeal Chairman Bryn Parry and a group of friends and relations, many of who have connections with serving servicemen and women. Bryn and his wife Emma wanted to do something to help the wounded and came up with the idea of a sponsored bike ride. They mentioned it to some friends who mentioned it to some more friends and suddenly Help for Heroes was born and growing fast.
Help of Heroes is backed by the Army Benevolent fund, the Army’s own charity that does wonderful work for soldiers and other servicemen and women both directly and through its support of other service charities.
The message of the charity is simple: We are strictly non political and non critical; we simply want to help. We believe that anyone who volunteers to serve in time of war, knowing that they may risk all, is a hero. These are ordinary people doing extraordinary things and some of them are living with the consequences of their service for life. We may not be able to prevent our soldiers from being wounded, but together we can help them get better.
