Willie's Swimming fundraiser for Royal Signals Charity

Royal Signals Charity

28th March 2023 · 1 min read

Willie's Swimming fundraiser for Royal Signals Charity

Who is Willie?

 

I am currently 56 having served in the Royal Signals from 17 - 40. I work as a HSEQ Manager and have since I left the Signals, also I am the Secretary and Standard Bearer for the South of Scotland Branch of the RSA.

 

What is Willie doing?

 

I am swimming 26 miles (a little at a time) and aim to achieve this before the end of April 23. Some of my colleagues are running in the Belfast Marathon at the end of April and whilst running a marathon didn’t appeal to me, I thought I would challenge myself by swimming one instead. 

 

Why is Willie doing this?

 

In 1990 the Charity helped my Wife and I, and I am now able to be in the position to give something back to the Royal Signals charity as I know first-hand the good work they do for serving members as well as veterans. 

 

If you would like to help or follow Willie in his fundraising efforts please click link below,

https://www.justgiving.com/page/william-pool-1675326403857?utm_source=copyLink&utm_medium=one_page&utm_content=page/william-pool-1675326403857&utm_campaign=pfp-share&utm_term=8560a896dfd44c5ba51171fd2cddf9a7

 

If you would like to do some fundraising yourself please contact

marketing@royalsignals.org

 

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