Kendal Town launches charity truck pull and Carlisle match for George Melling

On April 14, club members will setting off on a charity bike ride which will go on until April 16.

Friday May 14

• Depart Kendal Town FC 10.00
• Arrive in Lancaster City FC 12.00
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Bamber Bridge FC 15.30
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Coppull United FC 17.00
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Evening Stopover 18.30
• Middlebrook hotel

Saturday May 15

• Depart Evening Stopover 09.00
• Arrive Altrincham FC 11.00
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Northwich Victoria 13.00
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Leek Town FC 17.00
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Evening Stopover 19.00
• Macclesfield Hotel

Sunday May 16

• Depart Evening Stopover 09.00
• Arrive Ashton United 11.30
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Nelson FC 14.30
• 30-minute rest stop
• Arrive Longridge Town 17.00

BIKE: Charity bike ride to take place over the weekend

On July 25, the Mintcakes squad will be pulling a Greyhound Wagon for two miles out of Kendal on the old Sedbergh road.

Twelve players will take part, along with Kendal manager Chris Humphrey, and Chairman Jay Rossi.

The event will be done in support of charity work for Motor Neurone disease.

Full kit will be worn by everyone involved.

They will be joined by 60 other participants and all the money raised by the event will be divided toward Motor Neurone Disease, Northwest Air Ambulance, and MacMillan Cancer support.

From 11am after the pull, Kendal will be hosting a family fun day with an open air disco for the kids.

July 10 is the scheduled date for Kendal Town vets to play Kendal County vets in the George Melling charity exhibition game, but this date is subject to change.

July 21 will see a home game against Carlisle United's first team which will be an exhibition match for George Melling Shield which is expected to draw a crowd.

SHIELD: Kendal Town will play Carlisle for the George Melling Shield