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Bikers Roll for Sheffield Kids: Easter Egg Run's £100K Milestone
6 Apr
Summary
- Over 750 bikers participated in the annual Easter parade.
- The event has raised over £100,000 for Sheffield Children's Hospital.
- New equipment for child eye tests was funded by this year's donations.
An annual Easter parade in Sheffield saw hundreds of bikers unite for a charitable cause, raising significant funds for the city's children's hospital. Over 750 motorcyclists, many adorned in fancy dress, joined the procession.
The event, led by former World Superbike champion James Toseland, has been a fixture for 24 years. Since its inception in 2000, Theo's Egg Run has amassed over £100,000 for Sheffield Children's Hospital Charity.
This year's proceeds have been instrumental in acquiring specialized equipment, including The Plusoptix A20 and a retinoscope. These tools facilitate eye tests for children at a greater distance, eliminating the need for eye drops and helping to prevent anxiety around examinations.
Organizers expressed immense gratitude for the community's support, noting that any surplus funds would contribute to the hospital's burns unit. The event continues to be a cherished family tradition, making a tangible difference in the lives of young patients.
