Charity champion
Photo: John Preca Trapani
Nathan Farrugia yesterday completed the final marathon in Limassol, Cyprus, ending his gruelling Kinder European Endurance Challenge. He ran 27 consecutive marathons in as many days, one each in a different EU country, to raise funds for charity.
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Mr Mark Sultana
Oct 9th 2011, 11:53
@ Mr Rizzo
Nathan is CEO of Inspire (the eden & razzett foundation) and has created this event in aid of Inspire and the Daniel Delicata Memorial Foundation. All the costs have been sponsored by Ferrero and therefore all funds raised will be directed towards charity.
Mark Sultana - Head of Finance, Inspire
Mr James Rizzo
Oct 8th 2011, 18:57
Needless to say this was a big effort. However I now want to know how much money will actually be received by the local charities...I assume being the CEO of Razzett tal-Hbiberija he collected money for the same cause ux?? I also assume that considering how much financial support this required the amount collected is a handsome amount. Replies pls!!
Steve Busuttil
Oct 8th 2011, 10:25
Well done Nathan,
A great achievement and a big honour for Malta!!!!