Special fundraising page for hit and run victim Mark Davies – an internationally acclaimed ultra-distance mountain runner.


Special fundraising page for hit and run victim Mark Davies – an internationally acclaimed ultra-distance mountain runner.

 

Report by Don Hale.

 

Mark Davies a long serving member of North Wales Road Running Club was the unfortunate victim of a hit and run accident close to his home at Llanrhos last Saturday night (28th January) and is currently fighting for his life at Stoke Mandeville Hospital after suffering life threatening injuries.

The talented endurance athlete is an internationally acclaimed award winner who just a few weeks ago won a prestigious Special Achievement prize at the Sports Conwy Awards ceremony for his exceptional performances both overseas and in the UK for his ultra-mountain running exploits.

Mark, however, is self-employed, and obviously at present, he is unable to work, so his friends, supporters, and clubmates at NWRRC, have just set-up a special GoFundMe page to help raise some money for his family.

Mark (48) and his wife Leanne are both well-known around Llandudno and the surrounding areas, and the fundraising team of organisers, say they would be most grateful if anyone who knows them feels able to contribute something to help take some of the financial pressure off them.



*Mark Davies (*far left) at the recent Sport Conwy awards night..

*These are the links to their fundraising page: https://gofund.me/05407c94

 https://www.gofundme.com/f/fundraiser-for-mark-davies-and-family


 

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