Let’s Do It For Dom: Show you canoe it and make a splash at this year’s fabulous fund-raiser

Over 100 people have already signed up to this year’s Do It For Dom event – and more will be welcome.

Do It For Dom raises money for research into Huntingdon’s Disease – the cruel illness diagnosed in popular estate agent Dominic Subbiani two years ago.

The disease is progressive and fatal, with no cure, and is passed along the generations. The Huntingdon’s Disease Association is immensely grateful for every penny raised.

The likeable Dom runs an agency called FBM in Haverfordwest, which is part of Fine & Country, the Guild, the Relocation Agent Network, plus NAEA and ARLA. He has many friends throughout the industry.

Last year, he took part – along with 48 others – in a tough, rain-soaked climb up Snowdon, which raised over £70,000.

This year Dom is hoping to take part again in the new Do It For Dom event.

This is a two-day canoeing marathon along the beautiful River Wye, complete with an evening mini-festival in Ross-on-Wye, where the likes of Simon Whale will be letting their hair down after (we’d guess) several near capsizes.

There will be a barbecue, music, stand-up comedy, a charity auction and games to have fun and help raise more funds.

The event is on September 4 and 5, and is shaping up to be one of the largest industry events of its kind yet held.

So far participants include:

Fine & Country

Relocation Agent Network

Agents Giving

Propertymark

The Guild of Professional Estate Agents

Land & New Homes Network

The ESTAs

Property Academy

FBM

Thomas Morris

Dawsons

Roberts & Co

DDM Residential

Qube Residential

Fee Street

Normie & Co

Drivers & Norris

Butler & Stagg

Moginie James

Dafyyd Hardy

Sarah Mains

Archer & Co

Newmans

Manning Stainton

Northwood

Lawrence Rand

Robinson Michael Jackson

Northfields Estates

Base Property Specialists

Keller Williams

Leaderfox

Paramount Properties

Rightmove

Agent OS

Reapit

Acaboom

Kerfuffle

Property Video Solutions

SDL Auctions

Prospect Engine

Loop Software

I Am Sold

VanMildert

The Depositary

Tenancy Deposit Scheme

Yomdel

GoTo Group

Inadash

Estate Apps

It costs £125 per person to take part, which covers meals, accommodation, the entertainment, and the canoes, while the canoeing itself is supervised by professional guides.

Participants are asked to raise sponsorship of at least £300.

To take part please email the indefatigable organiser Suzanna Mavity at suzanna@acaboom.co.uk or call her on 07815 748713.

To donate please visit: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/do-it-for-dom-2019

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7 Comments

  1. GrahamWilson

    Amazing job Suzanna for organising this second DIFD. Bigger than last year and the largest gathering ever for agents coming together for a physical charity event X

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    1. suzannamavity@me.com

      Less than 6 weeks to go!  Can’t wait!

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  2. padymagic

    While you in Ross take a look around places like Symonds Yat & Hoarwithy or walk up The Kymin, Monmouth.

    I moved down here 20 years ago from London. Love it.

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    1. suzannamavity@me.com

      We actually start at Hoarwithy and go through Symonds Yat!  You should join us!

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      1. padymagic

        too old,

        too tired

        but I will be on the bank cheering you all on.

         

        Good luck.

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  3. AgencyInsider

    Huge respect to all taking part in this great endeavour.

    May I enquire if  this going to involve bows and arrows, banjos, or squealing piggies? Asking for a friend.

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  4. Whaley

    All I would say is that Christian from Van Mildert kindly donated £100 to my Just Giving account today.

    Which considering today’s news you tight bastard , yeah you heard me Balshen I’m calling you out , ex professional Rugby player my ****, you ain’t all that….

    Mano a Mano me and you, any excuse for me to get in Lycra.

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