Team Flying Dutchmen
We're doing it for the kids!
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With over 5 years of combined involvement with the Trillian Trek; brothers Scott, Mike and Brett van den Bemd along with cousin Mark Wilson have come to form a team called The Flying Dutchmen.
Mark Wilson was once a recipient of this charity. He was born with cerebral palsy and his parents were told he would never walk or talk. They started an intensive therapy programme that got him mobile and communicating. Bullied at school, he took up competitive sport and represented New Zealand as part of the Paralympics Development Squad. This was all made possible with the support of a Trillian Trek Scholarship. Not only did this organisation help provide financial support to realise Marks dreams but being a part of the Trillian Trek helped Mark gain more confidence, as they accepted him for who he was.
We are seeking your support to help us fulfil our aspirations of helping New Zealand children just like Mark.
Danielle van den Bemd's involvement (page creator)
The 2018 Trillian Trek: From Thames to New Plymouth, 8 days, 1800 kilometres,
16 schools and over 4000 kids! Our mission of spreading smiles and raising money
for Kiwi Kids starts here.
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New Zealand’s premier charity rally, The Trillian Trek, is on the road again raising money for Kiwi kids!
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