Doncaster fire station team to climb Mount Snowdon for charity

Big hearted staff from a Doncaster area fire station will take on a gruelling climb of one of Britain’s highest mountains to raise cash for charity.

Staff from Rossington Fire Station will be climbing Mount Snowdon in Wales to raise money for HOPE, a charity that works to supporting people and families facing extremely difficult circumstances.

The group will be climbing the 3,560ft peak – also known as Yr Wyddfa – in April and a spokesperson for the group said: “We see first-hand how important support like this can be, and we wanted to challenge ourselves to give something back and help make a difference.

“Every donation, big or small, will go directly to HOPE and the work they do to support those who need it most."

A team from Rossington Fire Station is climbing Mount Snowdonplaceholder image
A team from Rossington Fire Station is climbing Mount Snowdon

Supporting people across South Yorkshire since 2006, the charity works with people who have been bereaved by a traumatic event such as a road traffic collision, fire, or drowning

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