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News

Ministry of Education to Participate in End-to-End

01 Feb 2010

Yesterday, Minister El James announced that the Education Ministry is throwing it's full support behind May's Catlin End-to-End Charity Walk.

According to organizers, the Catlin End-to-End began in 1987 as a wager among three friends - Paul Rowlerson, Jon Borrill and Clive Cotton - to walk from one end of the island to another. The event has grown into a national event involving more than 2,500 participants and 500 volunteers and raising more than $250,000 annually for charity.

Catlin End-to-End links up with BermyNET.com

19 Jan 2010

The Catlin Bermuda End-to-End will link up with BermyNET.com for the 2010 event.

BermyNET.com, now in its 10th year, is the island’s original entertainment and community information website.

In addition to facilitating End-to-End signups from BermyNET, this year’s event will also be photographed by BermyNET crews, and participants will be able to purchase photos from the BermyNET.com website.

Catlin End-to-End 2010 Charities Announced

30 Dec 2009

The Island's biggest charity event is calling on more participants than ever to help raise money for families struggling in the economic crisis.

The Catlin End-to-End charity walk will give charities, including The Adult Education Centre, Alzheimer's Family Support Group, Bermuda School of Music, Chewstick Foundation, The Family Centre, Greenrock, Keep Bermuda Beautiful, The Reading Clinic, Sandys 360 Foundation and Windreach a much-needed hand up in 2010.

They are hoping that more than 2,500 people will take part particularly families who can complete a range of outdoor activities including swimming, boating and horse riding to get to the finish line.