Help Lottie get a new bike after hers was stolen
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Hi Everyone.
In the early hours of Friday 30th July, someone broke into our garage and stole my daughters precious motorbike. Due to us living in rented accommodation the bike was not insured as the landlord refused to allow us to use anchor bolts in the garage. The bike was locked inside a locked box trailer, locked inside our garage so we thought it was secure. The thieves broke through all the locks.
Lottie has been riding Motorbikes for the Tigers Children’s Motorcycle Display Team, since she was 5. Motorbikes play a massive part of her life. In the 8 years she has been with the club she has helped raise over £20,000 for children’s charities by performing tricks and stunts on her motorbike.
This year has already been a particular difficult year for Lottie, missing this years show season due to health issues and last year’s show season was lost due to the pandemic. This has devastated her and her world has literally fallen apart.
As the Tigers is a non-profit organisation we as parents are responsible for funding the bikes for them to ride. Without a bike Lottie will not be able to rejoin the team in November to begin training for the new 2022 show season.
We are looking to fund the purchase of her new motorbike and any donations we receive above the cost of the new bike will be donated to the charities that the Tigers are supporting this year. Like so many charities, they have suffered during the pandemic so please help Lottie to get back on her bike and help the charities she supports through her work with the Tigers.
Thank you for your support in advance.
Much love
Annette (on behalf of Lottie)
In the early hours of Friday 30th July, someone broke into our garage and stole my daughters precious motorbike. Due to us living in rented accommodation the bike was not insured as the landlord refused to allow us to use anchor bolts in the garage. The bike was locked inside a locked box trailer, locked inside our garage so we thought it was secure. The thieves broke through all the locks.
Lottie has been riding Motorbikes for the Tigers Children’s Motorcycle Display Team, since she was 5. Motorbikes play a massive part of her life. In the 8 years she has been with the club she has helped raise over £20,000 for children’s charities by performing tricks and stunts on her motorbike.
This year has already been a particular difficult year for Lottie, missing this years show season due to health issues and last year’s show season was lost due to the pandemic. This has devastated her and her world has literally fallen apart.
As the Tigers is a non-profit organisation we as parents are responsible for funding the bikes for them to ride. Without a bike Lottie will not be able to rejoin the team in November to begin training for the new 2022 show season.
We are looking to fund the purchase of her new motorbike and any donations we receive above the cost of the new bike will be donated to the charities that the Tigers are supporting this year. Like so many charities, they have suffered during the pandemic so please help Lottie to get back on her bike and help the charities she supports through her work with the Tigers.
Thank you for your support in advance.
Much love
Annette (on behalf of Lottie)
Organiser
Annette Trenchard
Organiser
England