Help make a wheel difference

On August 4th I took part in the London Prudential 100 and completed it in just over 8 hours. I rode from London to Surrey then back to London to raise money and awareness of those living with bipolar and I still need your help. So far I've raised over £1,300 which is over 50% of my intended target.

As you know bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness that affects over 1m people in the UK. All donations will support those living with the condition.

Your £10 donation could help make sure there's someone to answer a bipolar Support Line call.
A gift of £50 can help five people access our supportive 24-hour eCommunity forum.
£100 could help ensure that a young person affected by bipolar can receive our dedicated support.

I want to thank everyone who has donated so far. Donating through my official Just Giving page is simple, fast and totally secure.Help save a life today.

Michael Morgan
Communications & Fundraising Lead, Bipolar UK

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