They've been rowing and walking as part of the Mayday Mile Fundraiser
RNLI Selsey Lifeboat Station have been busy raising money with a fundraiser.
They've already made £1152.08 as of Sunday, with £700 through their Justgiving page and£452.08 from the bucket collections on the High Street
Rowers completed 77 miles on Saturday, with some of the crew completing a 5k run in the morning.
They wanted to say a massive thank you to John and Cat from Country Gardens on the High Street for the use of their forecourt for the challenge, as well as Selsey Community Fire Station for the loan of their rowing machine and Dream Fitness Selsey for the loan of the second machine.
RNLI Selsey also had a huge thankyou to give to all those of youwho sponsored the crew and donated.
If you still want to donate, search The Mayday Mile on their website.
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