This fourth yearly event will raise money for the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance and the Nomad Trust.
What an Oar-some day!
Money for the Nomad Trust will go towards the construction of a £1.2 million homeless shelter in the city.
While money for the air ambulance will go towards the running costs, with each mission costing around £2,500.
Gemma Shaw, fundraising manager at Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance, said: “It’s always a fun-filled day and a great way for local people and businesses to get involved and show their support.
“2019 is an extra special year for our charity, as we are celebrating our 25th anniversary. We are really excited to be marking this milestone with lots of different activities.”
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