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The production of our film has zero budget. Your money can help to make the documentary.
30% of the money you donated during our trip went to http://www.accesssport.co.uk , a UK charity that helps young, disadvantaged people improve their lives and communities, through giving them access to sport.
We still need funds to produce the documentary… Click on the link below to donate securely via paypal, and be a part of our project. You’ll receive a personal thank you in our film credits, and the gratitude of knowing you’ve helped make an exciting start-up project happen which is investigating an important and interesting topic.
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Alternatively, cheques sent by post can me made out to “Hacon Bickerton” and sent to:
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Donations received
While we were cycling people donated over £160 to make our trip happen.
Specific items these marvellous people helped us buy include:
- 15 tapes to record our footage
- A dry bag to keep the laptop safe from the rain
- 5 maps
- Water purification tablets
- Flyer printing
Thank you so much!
First donation comes in from our friend David Jenkins, £10- a couple of SD memory cards are on our wish list so thankyou David!
Do you need sofas to sleep on along the way?
Break a leg. I’m interested to see what your findings are in terms of the positive/negative effect of tall poppy syndrome in Sweden, especially among teens. Also interested to hear what you see of immigration in Sweden- will you be visiting Rosengård? http://www.thelocal.se/18506/20090327/
Thankyou so much to all those who have donated so far. We’ve had £110 in donations in total, and the latest donation has enabled us to afford some more detailed maps of Sweden, which means we’ll get much less lost than we did in the first few days! Audio difficulties mean we could really do with a microphone however!
Go for it!
This looks really exciting.
Good luck!