The beneficiaries of the money raised by the challenge have included Barnardo's, the British Heart Foundation, Macmillan Cancer Support and many more.
Source/Credit: Oldham Evening Chronicle
By Iram Ramzan | August 11, 2017
AN OLDHAM bus driver is ditching the wheel to run a half marathon for charity.
Laiq Khan (32), leader of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association's North-West branch, is hoping to raise £2,000 for the Mercy4Mankind Charity Challenge, which will take place on August 19 in the Lake District.
Each year the AMYA organises a large charity event which invites people from across the UK to walk, run or cycle to raise money for charity in a half marathon.
The beneficiaries of the money raised by the challenge have included Barnardo's, the British Heart Foundation, Macmillan Cancer Support and many more.
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