The following companies have very kindly agreed to show their support for Keith and his Atlantic Challenge, by generously donating various aspects of equipment, materials, clothing, food, beverages and many other items, that will help Keith complete this challenge.
If you are interested in joining the sponsors for this challenge, and would like to know more, you can contact Simon, head of the shore crew, and Atlantic challenge co-ordinator, by email; simon@singlehandedyachting.co.uk

 

Specialist Office Solutions Ltd - supporting Single Handed Yachting
Musto - supporting Single Handed Yachting
Simrad - supporting Single Handed Yachting
Mini B - supporting Single Handed Yachting
Scanmar International - supporting Single Handed Yachting
WayFarer Foods - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

Highland Spring - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

Monitor Windvane - supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

Scuba UK - supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

Practical Boat Owner Magazine - supporting Single Handed Yachting

Super Winch - supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

UTGP - Supporting Single Handed Yachting Atlantic Challenge

 

Skidmore - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

Spinlock - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

Clipper Teas - supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

 

Suzuki Marine and Suzumar - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

 

C-MAP - Supporting Single Handed Yachting

Hanse Yachts - Supporting Single Handed Yachting
Plastimo - Supporting Single Handed Yachting Atlantic Challenge
Sea Track - Supporting Single Handed Yachting
Single Handed Yachting are privileged to have the support and encouragement of Henry O’Donnell and the Round Ireland Swim Team

Expedition Leader Henry O'Donnell of the successful Round Ireland Swim Expedition www.roundirelandswim.ie  is proud and honoured to provide support and sponsorship by way of a Free Sponsored Link for Keith White Single Handed Sailing / Atlantic Crossing Challenge 2007.

 

Henry was already aware of the extraordinary achievements of Keith White and was delighted to meet him and members of his Atlantic Crossing Challenge 2007 Team on Aranmore Island, Co Donegal, Ireland recently.

Henry relates that: "Keith is a man who knows about pain and suffering for he has experienced both and continues in pain much of the time. But, rather than complain, accepts his challenges, understands the pain of others and embraces all that is good in Nature, the Ocean and Society.
His immeasurable determination, skill, Seamanship, generosity, commitment, Voluntary efforts and Active Citizenship will all contribute to His Successful Atlantic Crossing in 2007"