Welcome to Charity Rallies - lots of charity rallies organised by all sorts of different people all in one place, thanks to the UK based charity, Go Help. Charity Rallies is a portal to all the great charitable rallies that are already running, and a place for new ideas to grow into great charity events. The aim is to get more people across the world on the road for good causes.

Mongolia Charity Rally

On 5 July 2008 more than 80 teams will leave London to the sounds of a traditional Mongolian Naadam festival complete with fermented mare’s milk, some fine music and a crash course in traditional Mongolian wrestling and archery! 10,000 miles later they give their cars to a charity in Mongolia. Find out more on the site, and there are still some places for signup in 2008.

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Sucata Run

The Sucata Run is an annual banger rally organised by the nice people at UK charity Gemin-i that takes place during the bank holiday weekend in August . Drive with them from Rouen to Cabo da Roca in Portugal, Europe’s most Westerly point, and see some of the most spectacular sites in Europe, meet new friends, raise money for charity and have a truly memorable holiday.
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Leicester to Athens

The trip will take in unseen Europe and conclude in Greece, where the option of scraping the cars or driving them back will be given. Its a great chance to meet new people and raise as much money for charity as possible When? We plan to leave on August 11th 2008 and will last for 10 days.
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