Dave Barr - Belfast Half Marathon - Finishing Well

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Dave Barr - Belfast Half Marathon - Finishing Well

Dave Barr - Belfast Half Marathon - Finishing Well

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My sister, Charlene Barr, had a dream of building a school in Uganda. We have continued her project since she died in 2010 and it has long been the plan that once Charlene Secondary School was established the work would pass over to Ugandan colleagues. At the end of August 2027, that time will come. Meanwhile there is work to be completed with the ongoing building and equipping of vocational blocks at Charlene Secondary School.
HELP US TO FINISH WELL as I FINISH WELL my Belfast Half Marathon on Sunday 20th September. All donations will help us complete and equip the vocational classrooms and help us FINISH WELL the work Charlene started. Thanks for your support over the years - HELP US IN THIS FINAL PUSH - your contribution means so much to me.
More information about Charlene's Project, Charlene Education Foundation, Charlene Secondary School and Charlene Model Community is available on our website.

It all started with one girl, confined to a bed, unable to go to school daring to believe...
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