Dean’s 4,000-Mile Seaside Shenanigans for Boot Out Breast Cancer
On Saturday 13th September, Dean Lambert, also known for his Monkey Dix Adventures, set off on an incredible journey. Riding his Honda CT125 nicknamed “Kermit” Dean is tackling a 4,000-mile ride around the UK coastline. His mission? To raise vital funds for Boot Out Breast Cancer, our charity which is dedicated to funding life-saving equipment for NHS hospitals in England and Wales.
Dean’s trip isn’t just about the miles. Along the way, he’s relying on the kindness of strangers, pitching his tent in the gardens of generous supporters who are helping him on this adventure. It’s a tough challenge, made tougher by the British weather! On the 19th of September, Day 6, Dean reported that he’s already closing in on his first 1,000 miles despite “atrocious” wind and rain. His determination, energy, and gratitude shine through as he thanks everyone who has already donated.
About Boot Out Breast Cancer (BOBC)
Dean has set up a fundraising page, and he’s already very close to hitting his £1,000 target. Every pound raised goes directly to Boot Out Breast Cancer, supporting our mission to provide state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment equipment for breast cancer units across the country.
Donate here: JustGiving – The Seaside Shenanigans Tour for BOBC
Even if you can’t donate, sharing Dean’s journey on social media helps spread the word and keeps morale high as he pushes through the miles.
Fancy Fundraising Yourself?
If Dean’s challenge has inspired you, Boot Out Breast Cancer would love to hear from you. Whether it’s a bike ride, a bake sale, a sponsored walk, or something completely different, we offer full support to anyone who wants to get involved. Your efforts could make a direct impact in equipping hospitals with the tools they need to save lives.
Dean’s story is a reminder that ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they set out to make a difference. Let’s help him smash his fundraising goal!
Donate. Share. Support. Together we can help Boot Out Breast Cancer.
