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12 year old Louis raises funds for the RNLI

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
August 23, 2022
in Charity News
12 year old Louis raises funds for the RNLI

A local student has raised £130 for the RNLI in a Young Enterprise Challenge recently.

Louis Beresford from Exmouth recently raised £260 for two charities after successfully completing the Young Enterprise Challenge set by his school, St. Peter’s Preparatory School in Lympstone.

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To complete the task Louis arranged for family and friends to take part in fitness boot camp sessions where he planned and delivered initiatives to suit all ages and abilities to raise money for charity. Half of the funds raised by Louis he donated to the RNLI and the other to Lend with Care.

Des White, Chair of Exmouth RNLI Fundraising Team, Louis Beresford, Dougie Wright, Exmouth RNLI Crew at Exmouth RNLI Lifeboat Station. Credit : Des White/RNLI

Louis said, “I really enjoyed taking part in the challenge, it was good fun and I’m pleased I collected so much. I’ve always liked the RNLI because I enjoy water sports and I know they saves lives every day.”

Des White, Chair of Exmouth RNLI Fundraising Team, said “This was a very clever initiative by Louis that took a lot of organising and skill. On behalf of all our volunteers at Exmouth RNLI, I would like to thank him for choosing us as one of his favourite charities. All of the important funds he raised will be used to help the RNLI continue its important work in saving lives at sea. Thank you Louis, and very well done!”

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