TV Chef Embarks on 450-Mile Charity Cycle Through Devon
A well-known television chef is set to cycle through Devon as part of an ambitious charity challenge. Rosemary Shrager, 74, began her "Wheels for Meals" journey on Sunday, June 1st, and will travel 450 miles from Land’s End in Cornwall to the White Cliffs of Dover in Kent. According to Radio Exe, her goal is to raise £100,000 for food poverty charities across the South of England, with all donations going directly to these local causes.
The charity challenge, which is expected to take 18 days to complete, will see Rosemary cycling through various towns in Devon, including Okehampton and Crediton. As she travels through the county, she will also be giving live cooking demonstrations and talks, focusing on creating affordable meals from cupboard staples. The Radio Exe report states that Rosemary’s aim is to raise awareness about food poverty and the importance of supporting local charities.
Rosemary’s journey is not just about raising funds, but also about highlighting the issue of food poverty in the South of England. In an interview, she explained that she wants to show people that it’s possible to create delicious and nutritious meals using affordable ingredients. "I’m passionate about food and cooking, and I believe that everyone deserves to have access to healthy and tasty meals," she said, as reported by Radio Exe.
The Radio Exe report also mentions that Rosemary’s charity challenge has garnered significant support from the local community. Residents in Okehampton and Crediton have been encouraged to show their support by cheering her on as she cycles through the towns. If you wish to support Rosemary’s challenge, you can donate to her fundraising page.
In addition to raising funds and awareness for food poverty charities, Rosemary’s cycle challenge will also showcase the beauty of Devon’s countryside. The 450-mile journey will take her through some of the county’s most picturesque towns and villages, highlighting the importance of supporting local businesses and charities.
As Rosemary continues on her journey, she will be sharing updates on her progress and experiences on social media. The Radio Exe report concludes that her determination and commitment to raising funds for food poverty charities are truly inspiring. With her live cooking demonstrations and talks, Rosemary is not only raising awareness about food poverty but also bringing people together through her love of food and cooking.
You can support Rosemary’s challenge by donating to her fundraising page. For more information about her charity challenge and how to get involved, please visit the Radio Exe website.
