Inksters sponsor team charity challenge

Rally will take team a third of the way around the world


The law firm Inksters Solicitors is to sponsor a team undertaking a 10,000 mile charity adventure which starts this weekend.

Team Kanbee (Shetlander Robert Young and Glaswegian Tony Quinn) will travel a third of the way around the world in a car that the laws of physics say shouldn’t have made it past Peckham Rye.

The Mongol Rally is aimed at raising money for charities. Last year the rally raised more than £200,000 and, with the help of sponsors like Inksters, they hope to smash that this year.

The teams set off from London’s Hyde Park on 19 July, hoping to reach the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar about a month later. Team Kanbee is raising money for two charities: Hope & Homes for Children, which gives hope to the poorest children in the world by closing down state institutions where conditions are poor and relocating them to loving family homes; and Mercy Corps, which runs social and economic projects in many countries the rally passes through.

Brian Inkster of Inksters Solicitors said: “We wish them both the best of luck with their adventure and in raising money for two very worthwhile charities.”

You can donate online at www.willwemakeit.com/teamkanbee To track the team’s journey visit www.kanbee.com/mongolrally


Notes to editors

Kanbee is full service internet tv agency based in West London, wholly owned by Shetlanders Robert and Jane Young. Kanbee connects brands with consumers by creating and managing profitable online tv channels.

Inksters Solicitors provide a range of legal services to clients throughout Scotland from offices located in the heart of Glasgow’s Financial District.  Inksters have been nominated for Litigation Firm of the Year at the Law Awards of Scotland 2008.

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