Fundraiser
Event
East Belfast Mission Grand Prix
East Belfast Mission
Cost:
Sign up costs £30 per person (£150 per team of 5) & Minimum fundraising £60 per person (£300 per team of 5)
Sick of the same old 'Christmas Do'? Fancy something with a little more adrenaline? Or maybe you are looking for a 'Christmas Party with a conscience'? Why not try our East Belfast Mission Grand Prix at Eddie Irvine Sports?!
See if your team or club has what it takes to win our Grand Prix challenge while enjoying a fabulous finger buffet and a Christmas party you will never forget, all while raising funds to change lives in East Belfast!
Suggested team size of 5 members
Finger Buffet Provided
To sign up now email [email protected]
Or call 028 9045 8560
Sector:
- Children and families
- Community development
- Community relations
- Education/training
- Housing and homelessness
- Older people
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Eddie Irvine Sports
41 Balloo Road
Bangor
BT19 7PG
United Kingdom
Contact Details
To sign up now email [email protected]
Or call 028 9045 8560
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