THE British Forces Foundation Trustee Katherine Jenkins has launched the Charity's Lap of Honour project. She was the first of 50 British icons to sign the car as it embarked on a ten month adventure around the country collecting autographs and the backing of 100 companies.

It was at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst on June 11th this year, that she launched Mini Lap of Honour by providing the first signature onto the vehicle. She was a special guest at the Stanford Charity Polo Day in aid of The BFF, attended by HRH Prince Harry.
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The 50 icons signing the Mini represent the British elite in all spheres and the list includes everything from acting to sport to politics. As well as signatures on the car, an accompanying album of photographs will also be signed. Both the car and album will then be auctioned off together following The Royal Albert Hall concert at the after-show party.

A minimum of 100 selected major British brand names are being asked to donate £1,000 as a pledge of support to the men and women of the Armed Forces. Their commitment will be acknowledged throughout the campaign as it spreads across the country and there will even be a limited edition magazine to commemorate the project.

The BFF Mini Lap of Honour is more than just a fund-raising event for the Charity or a focal point to mark 10 years serving the Armed Forces. It is a celebration of the link between British companies, eminent celebrities and serving personnel. The very act of demonstrating support will send a clear message of solidarity to those on the frontline, which will in itself be a significant boost to their morale.

To sign up your support of The British Forces Foundation's Lap of Honour please contact Ben Vestey at benvestey@bff.org.uk

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