Walk in aid of Harpenden Mencap

Fraser Rosser-Smyth, one of our parishioners, will be walking 1300km in 60 days from Geneva to Rome in support of Harpenden Mencap this summer. Walking the ancient pilgrimage route – the Via Francigena – will take him across snowdrifts, fields and hills, before arriving in Vatican City by mid July.

You may be aware that Fraser’s brother Max, who serves on the Altar, is currently in supported living at Stairways and Fraser has seen first hand the vital work Harpenden Mencap does in our local community. Though primarily a personal journey, Fraser is hoping his endeavour will help raise funds for the charity, so that all local adults with a learning disability continue to receive the support they require to lead an enriched and fulfilling life.

His JustGiving page is linked below, however his page should also come up simply by searching his name on the JustGiving website. Any support in the form of prayer is equally sought.

https://www.justgiving.com/page/fraser-rosser-smyth-1711211816774?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Ffraser-rosser-smyth-1711211816774&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share