Mongolia Charity Rally 2009

Seemed like a good reason to drive to Mongolia.

Thane, Kyle and Steve

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Driven by Charity in "Truck O' Luck"

We have crossed five mountain ranges, an uninhabited desert and who knows how many borders!

Now we have completed our journey, we have handed over the keys of the truck to the Charity Go Help who will sell the vehicle to raise funds for local Save The Children backed projects. Mongolia is one of the world’s poorest and most cut-off countries and the charities are using funds to help improve conditions, health and education for youngsters there.  read more »

Seven recently-graduated students from the University of Surrey, taking an ambulance and a disabled minibus (or perhaps a minibus for the disabled) to Ulaan Bataar.

A crusade is a "remedial enterprise undertaken with zeal and enthusiasm" according to Merriam-Webster.

You might ask, "What are you going to remediate?" Our world views, I suppose. This will be a grand experiential-learning trip.

We've got a vehicle and we're working on the visas. This could be the beginning of what may become an international disaster on wheels - but who says we won't have the time of our lives?

Long ago a wise man was aimlessly wandering deserted mountain paths. A storm gathered suddenly and a single bolt of lightning slashed through the sky. The old man was struck by the lightning and fell unconscious. When he awoke he spent the rest of his life repeating the prophesy:
Two Dukes will travel from the west and leave havoc in their wake!

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Welcome. We are Matt Greene and Ross Dolton, the Mongol Response team who are delivering a 4x4 ambulance to Mongolia, while simultaneously raising money for Save the Children.

Please visit our official site: http://www.mongolresponse.co.uk/ to find out more about us, make a donation or get in touch.

We will be updating as we go along, letting you all know how our preparations go, so check back often. 

If you want to drop us a line by emailing team@mongolresponse.co.uk  - we'd be pleased to hear from you. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Thanks for coming by - see you soon. 

Ross and Matt