Do something amazing... Skydive for charity
Riley's Wish
Charity Contact
Victoria Powis
vickypowis123@gmail.com
07877 932060
Book a Skydive
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Jump for Free
£250
15,000ft (fl150)Minimum Raised £395
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Self Funded
from £149
7,000ft (fl70)
15,000ft (fl150)+BPA insurance
currently £16.81 -
BEST PRICE in the UK, never beaten on price with our PRICE GUARANTEE! We'll beat any like for like Tandem Skydive by £10
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This is an opportunity to complete a solo parachute jump and put yourself in control of the skydive. You will have one day of training for the jump. You will make a solo parachute jump from 3,500 feet on the next jumping day. Your parachute will deploy (open) automatically as soon as you leave the aircraft and you will navigate yourself back to the dropzone for landing.
Please be aware that there are more restrictions than tandem skydives, for example maximum age 54, height/weight restriction but it is more fun!
To read more about static line please see here.
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Jump for Free
£179
Minimum Raised £395
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Self Funded
from £199
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BEST PRICE in the UK, never beaten on price with our PRICE GUARANTEE! We'll beat any like for like Tandem Skydive by £10
Call our office to book!
Why jump for us?
Please jump for Riley's wish as we continue raising autism awareness for the thousands of people living with autism and their families.
About Us
Riley's wish is under the Holly's Ball group and is 1 of 4 charity balls held up and down the UK. Holly's Ball is held in Wales. Emily's Ball is another held in Wales. Grant's Wish in Scotland and the first one in England is Riley's Wish, this is to be held in the South West.
Riley's wish was set up 2 years ago after Riley (who is 9) and his Mum decided they wanted to improve the awareness of Autism. His Mum Victoria Powis, decided that together they would set up a charity ball and ended up raising thousands for their chosen charities whilst informing people about this disabling condition. Autism is a serious, lifelong and disabling condition and without the right support, it can have profound and sometimes devastating effects on individuals. It affects around 1 in 100 people. It is incurable and very much a hidden disability.
Victoria (Riley's Mum) says, "Not every disability uses a wheelchair, not all disabilities are visible. All too often, people with autism face continuous problems getting the support and acceptance they need in all aspects of their life, with every little step and achievement Riley makes in his life, I realise he has had to work so, so hard for it and I find him fascinating and inspirational. These little steps should be celebrated. This is the reason for Riley's Wish".
Tandem Skydive Events
There are currently no events scheduled, click here to book a skydive in aid of this charity.
