R2 are holding a charity fundraiser in Aberdeen on 25th of August to support UCAN (https://www.ucanaberdeen.com/), a local cancer charity which has been very active in delivering improvements in awareness, treatment and support of patients diagnosed with a Urological Cancer. They have funded new equipment and training for treatments and operate a support centre for patients, and their families, in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
Full details, and the event registration form, can be found here:
www.porscheclubgb.com
One of the aims of the event is to encourage as many members as possible to come along, and to bring family members who may not regularly engage with the club. By assembling a display with as many Porsche models as we can muster, we hope to make this an interesting day out for all. As well as the mainstream models, we are keen to display models that are rarely seen in the wild, especially here in the NE of Scotland, e.g. models from the 19xxs and rare variants/editions, e.g. RS, Spyder, Dakar etc.
The cars do not have to be "show queens", this is NOT a concours event. As well as examples of volume production models, we are anxious to display any Porsche with an interesting spec or history. If you would be willing to display your car(s), please submit details here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjiWKmDyBFDR8Fk0WtDgyXvQhvviyv7MHYaxLUMPRWR52dww/viewform.
Similarly if you know someone with an interesting Porsche, let them know that we could be interested in including it in the display.
NOTE, available display space means that applications may have to be curated to ensure that as many models as possible are included plus variants, special editions and cars with an interesting history (owned by someone famous, competition history, travelled across a continent, etc).
Even if you cannot attend, you can help us support this important charity by donating via the R2 Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/page/hamish-annand-1718702873748 or by scanning this QR code:
![hamish-annand-qr-code.png hamish-annand-qr-code.png](https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/data/attachments/1/1879-48ac68f17e739a8477e0676f2d4c6740.jpg)
Revised QR code added 2 July. Old code was giving "Page Not Found"
Full details, and the event registration form, can be found here:
Charity Fundraiser | Scotland North Events August 2024 | Porsche Club Great Britain
Charity Fundraiser, Porsche history showcase and BBQ fundraiser for UCAN, the Urological CANcer Charity published 25/06/2024 by Porsche Club GB
One of the aims of the event is to encourage as many members as possible to come along, and to bring family members who may not regularly engage with the club. By assembling a display with as many Porsche models as we can muster, we hope to make this an interesting day out for all. As well as the mainstream models, we are keen to display models that are rarely seen in the wild, especially here in the NE of Scotland, e.g. models from the 19xxs and rare variants/editions, e.g. RS, Spyder, Dakar etc.
The cars do not have to be "show queens", this is NOT a concours event. As well as examples of volume production models, we are anxious to display any Porsche with an interesting spec or history. If you would be willing to display your car(s), please submit details here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjiWKmDyBFDR8Fk0WtDgyXvQhvviyv7MHYaxLUMPRWR52dww/viewform.
Similarly if you know someone with an interesting Porsche, let them know that we could be interested in including it in the display.
NOTE, available display space means that applications may have to be curated to ensure that as many models as possible are included plus variants, special editions and cars with an interesting history (owned by someone famous, competition history, travelled across a continent, etc).
Even if you cannot attend, you can help us support this important charity by donating via the R2 Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/page/hamish-annand-1718702873748 or by scanning this QR code:
![hamish-annand-qr-code.png hamish-annand-qr-code.png](https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/data/attachments/1/1879-48ac68f17e739a8477e0676f2d4c6740.jpg)
Revised QR code added 2 July. Old code was giving "Page Not Found"
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