Bonnington Plastics Encourage People To Donate To Seeing Is Believing As The Coldest Journey Reaches A Critical Point

The Coldest Journey, being attempted by famous explorer and adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, has reached a critical point, and as a result Bonnington Plastics is encouraging people to donate to the cause it supports.

Nottingham (I-Newswire) February 14, 2013 - The Coldest Journey is an expedition being led by Sir Ranulph Fiennes to cross the Antarctic continent over its coldest time, the winter. During this time the continent will be experiencing six months worth of darkness, with temperatures an average of minus ninety degrees. The team are using a range of different prices of technology to check for crevasses along the way and keep them safe through the long, hard journey.

The Coldest Journey aims to raise money for the charity Seeing Is Believing. For every pound the expedition raises, Standard Chartered will match that pound, meaning the overall goal of ten million dollars will be met swiftly, and should be beaten if people donate enough. The expedition today reached a crucial point, as the ice team who will be crossing the continent left the safety of their ship and set out into the unknown.

Bonnington Plastics is encouraging people to donate to Seeing Is Believing in light of this amazing stage being met. A Customer Service Representative commented, “this trek is one of the last great adventures to be had in the world. In light of the expedition even reaching this stage people should be digging deep and putting what they can towards the cause, as this could well be the world’s greatest adventurer’s last every adventure”

The Coldest Journey will become a lot more serious from here in, and people should be keeping an eye on the website to find out more details as they progress throughout the Antarctic winter.

Bonnington Plastics is a wholesaler and manufacturer of charity bags based in the UK. They provide a wide range of services to charities around the country, and help them raise the money they need to survive.