The Courtyard Trust

Skydive For The Yard!

Ian Archer

Ian Archer

My Story

THEY DID IT! PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR UPDATE.
Myself and three other stalwart Courtyard supporters, Gabriel Nascimento, Jack Ludwig and LJ Hall, are foolish enough to have decided that we want to do a skydive to raise funds for The Courtyard arts centre in Hereford. None of us have ever attempted such a feat before so it is bound to be a scarey but exhilarating day as we take on a tandem skydive from 17,000 feet above the Devon countryside. This is happening on Sunday May 19th and we'll post updates and photos on the day on The Courtyard's social media. We're doing the challenge to support a brilliant and inspiring community arts centre that has not only survived but managed to thrive after the very difficult pandemic period. Funds raised will support the charity in its 25th anniversary year and beyond, helping its broad community education and outreach programmes, with younger and older people alike. This includes tiny tots right through to families in need, people with disabilities and older people living with dementia and their carers. Please dig deep and support us as we prepare for what will undoubtedly be a massive challenge for all of us. Thank you!

68%

Funded

  • Target
    £5,000
  • Raised so far
    £3,384
  • Number of donors
    63

My Story

THEY DID IT! PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR UPDATE.
Myself and three other stalwart Courtyard supporters, Gabriel Nascimento, Jack Ludwig and LJ Hall, are foolish enough to have decided that we want to do a skydive to raise funds for The Courtyard arts centre in Hereford. None of us have ever attempted such a feat before so it is bound to be a scarey but exhilarating day as we take on a tandem skydive from 17,000 feet above the Devon countryside. This is happening on Sunday May 19th and we'll post updates and photos on the day on The Courtyard's social media. We're doing the challenge to support a brilliant and inspiring community arts centre that has not only survived but managed to thrive after the very difficult pandemic period. Funds raised will support the charity in its 25th anniversary year and beyond, helping its broad community education and outreach programmes, with younger and older people alike. This includes tiny tots right through to families in need, people with disabilities and older people living with dementia and their carers. Please dig deep and support us as we prepare for what will undoubtedly be a massive challenge for all of us. Thank you!