Graeme Groom walks through the night for Rebuild

08/11/2017/in Fundraising, News /by Mark Devlin

Rebuild trustee, Graeme Groom, walked through the night, completing 100 km of the 2016 Thames Path Challenge to raise money for the charity.

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