A group of 40 fundraisers have climbed the highest mountain in Britain and raised over £5000 for charity.
The volunteers from the Bradford-based Human Relief Foundation, climbed Ben Nevis on 9 August in aid of projects to help those who have been affected by the Syrian conflict – which includes refugees and widows.
The fundraisers, who came from across the UK including Bradford, Manchester, Birmingham and London, stayed the night in Scotland and began the descent in the early hours of the next day.
“The climb was just as tough this year but our brave team of fundraisers carried on towards the summit,” said Muqaddus Khan, Fundraising Manager in the North of England.
"We are really grateful to everyone who took part, because we know the money raised will make a big difference to the lives of so many.”
Proceeds will go towards the Human Relief Foundation, which is based in Bradford and is a registered International Non-Governmental Organisation.
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