Supporting the wellbeing and welfare of seafarers, The Seafarers' Charity is set to start receiving regular donations as Mark Ashley-Miller continues his fundraising Harbour Master Sailing Challenge.
Having departed Portland on Saturday in his 34ft Nauticat Good Dog, Mark is starting the next leg of his epic sailing adventure where he is endeavouring to meet every Harbour Master in the UK and Ireland.
Over the last three and a half years, Mark's journey has taken him around England, Scotland, and Wales where he has visited over 250 ports and harbours and raised over £20,000 for The Seafarers' Charity to-date.
This next stage will see Mark finish his 8,000 nautical mile challenge, circumnavigating Ireland and visiting the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, while continuing to raise valuable funds to donate to The Seafarers' Charity.
A non-profit organisation, The Seafarers' Charity (formerly King George's Fund for Sailors) has been helping people in the maritime community for over 105 years, by providing practical support to seafarers in need and to their families. With a specific focus on safety, the charity tackles the root causes of seafarer hardship and disadvantage in the UK and around the world.
To support the Harbour Master Sailing Challenge donations can be made via donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/harbour-master-sailing-challenge or via harbourmastersailingchallenge.co.uk.
To find out more about The Seafarers' Charity visit www.theseafarerscharity.org.
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