The Mayflower

Atlantic Challenge

100%

of your donations will go to the designated charities

The Challenge!

1 Ocean ~ 2 Charities ~ 4 Rowers ~ 3000 Miles

Preparation

shore-based weights/Concept 2 rowing exercises

outings on the Rannoch 45 ocean rowing boat, the Mayflower

courses in ocean safety & navigation, ocean rowing and survival

extensive medicals and kit inspections

Race start

La Gomera, Canary Islands – 12th December 2024

Race finish

English Harbour, Antigua

Duration

Duration: 40-45 days

Schedule

2 hours on, 2 hours off – for 40 days….

WE ARE HOLDING A FUNDRAISING EVENT ON FRIDAY 25th OCTOBER AND WOULD LOVE YOUR SUPPORT!

Join us for an evening of wine and cheese tasting at the Old School Rooms, Chew Magna on Friday 25th October (7pm).

Hear from Mayflower crew member, Dan Wooler, and winning captain of the 2023 Atlantic rowing race, Matt Main.

Listen, in their own words, why they are undertaking this massive challenge, what it means to them and why they need your support!

Who are we doing it for?

We have made the choice to fund the adventure ourselves, which means 100% of what we raise will go to the designated charities! Our Chosen Charities are:

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Our mission is, through the sport of rugby, to make a material difference in the lives of young people who are suffering or have suffered adverse childhood experiences, poverty or mental health issues.

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