Newhaven RNLI Issues Urgent Plea for GoPro Session Cameras
Only One Left: Lifeboat Station Needs Your Dusty Cameras
Newhaven RNLI desperately needs GoPro Session cameras to keep filming their heroic rescues. Their current stash is down to just one working camera – and even that’s seen better days. The discontinued GoPro Sessions are perfect for fitting on helmets, critical for capturing the daring cliff and sea rescues the crew perform.
Donate Your Old GoPros and Save Lives
If you own a GoPro Session camera gathering dust, Newhaven RNLI wants it. The lifeboat station is calling on the public to donate unwanted cameras to help them film vital footage for social media and the hit BBC2 show Saving Lives at Sea. These clips showcase the station’s life-saving work and boost public awareness of their charity mission.
How to Help
- Have a spare GoPro Session? Don’t chuck it—send it to the pros saving lives.
- Drop off or post your GoPro to: Newhaven Lifeboat Station, West Quay, Newhaven, East Sussex, BN9 9BX.
- Every camera brings the RNLI one step closer to capturing more epic rescue footage and inspiring supporters nationwide.
Newhaven RNLI hopes this urgent appeal will spark a tide of generosity. With your help, they can keep filming the fearless rescues that save lives every day on our coastline.
