Hi-Tec donates outdoor walking boots to Children of Chernobyl
Howard Lake | 21 July 2005 | News
Footwear manufacturer HI-TEC has donated pairs of Trekker JX boots from its Outdoor footwear range to the Chernobyl Children Lifeline charity. The HI-TEC Trekker JX will be presented to seventeen children visiting the UK from Chernobyl on a four-week trip organised by the charity.
While in the UK, the children will undertake a programme of events and trips designed to offer them respite from the after effects of the nuclear accident.
The Chernobyl Children Life Line charity host regular group trips for the children of Chernobyl, organising a range of outdoor events and excursions as well as dental checkups and treatment trips. The children stay with local families while in the UK.
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