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About England and Wales
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Charity fundraising, corporate social responsibility projects and outdoor events |
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JUST WALK 2009
9th May 2009. An exciting sponsored UK charity walk through the picturesque South Downs.
JUST WALK is now gearing up for it's third year. And this year we have made the event bigger and better for 2009. Adding some new distances to suit all ages and levels of stamina. You can now choose either 60km, 40km, 20km or 10km routes. JUST WALK is a unique opportunity for anyone wanting a challenge and for those wanting to fundraise for the charity of their choice. If you fancy helping your favourite charity and want to get fit and experience Britain on foot, then why don't you JUST WALK It promises to be one very special experience. The event is open to ALL charities. You will be joined by walkers taking part for hundreds of different reasons. |
Hyde Park Triathlon with Student Partnership Worldwide 27 April |
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MAG Three Cities Cycle Ride 6th-9th June
The Three Cities Cycle is a cycle challenge from London to Amsterdam and then onto Brussels: all in three days covering over 300 miles. Sounds like a challenge It will be! Participants will have a short time in Amsterdam, and a morning enjoying the delights of Brussels before boarding the Eurostar back to St Pancras Station.
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| Maggie’s London Night Hike - 19th September Maggie's London night Hike is back and very different for 2008. A brand new 20 mile challenge route and a unique Friday night in London, visiting some of the most breathtaking buildings in our capital city. This year’s route will kick off with an opening party next to City Hall and the stunning back of Tower Bridge. You’ll take in the sights of Somerset House, Horse Guards, and Royal Geographical Society and enjoy a glass of champagne at sunrise on the terrace of the Institute of Engineering and Technology at Savoy Place while taking in the stunning panoramic views of London. |
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The Princes Trust Capgemini Wild Challenge - 5th-7th September
Back by popular demand for 2008, We have once again teamed up with The Prince's Trust and Capgemini for this multi discipline UK challenge, and it’s a good one. Crossing the south west peninsula from the coast of Exmoor to the Exe estuary by foot, mountain bike, kayak plus we'll throw in some extra challenges along the way. This highly competitive event takes participants through this tough but amazingly scenic part of England, ending up on the beaches of Devon. The Prince’s Trust helps young people overcome barriers and get their lives working. Through practical support including training, mentoring and financial assistance, they help 14-30 year olds realise their potential and transform their lives. To find out more about this event click here |
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2007 MS Society Wheel and Walk finishers, looking very pleased to have completed the course. |
MS Society Wheel & Walk; South (Windsor Great Park) 13th July, North (Manchester) 28th MarchThe MS Society and ATD join forces once again a 7th year, this time with. Wheelchair and walking routes to suit a wide variety of abilities. Wheel and Walk around the sights of Manchester city centre, or experience the rural beauty of Windsor Great Park. These events make MS Society challenge events accessible to both walkers and wheelchair users. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most common disabling neurological condition affecting young adults. Around 85,000 people in the UK have MS. |
NSPCC Big Bike Rides 2008
The NSPCC are stepping up the Big Bike Rides with the addition of three national events. These are family fun days out on your bike. Distances vary from a short spin around a park, to a testing 60km ride, and lots in between. The routes are mainly traffic free and there will be lots of family fun things to enjoy on the day. Saddle up and take a day out for the NSPCC. |
Three national events for the NSPCC Big Bike Rides in Newcastle, Sussex and Cardiff. |
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Elated Maggie's charity walkers! |
Maggie's Mighty Bike and Hike 11th - 12th October 2008.Experience amazing landscapes as the event takes you cycling on country roads, mountain biking on forest trails and night hiking along the Gower Peninsula. Maggie's biggest UK challenge event will challenge even the toughest of teams. Can you unite the ultimate team for the biggest charity adventure challenge Wales has ever seen? Saddle up, fasten your boots and sign up today to become one of only one hundred teams taking part in our brand new fundraising challenge event, Maggie's Mighty Bike and Hike.
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Sunset Walk 14th September 2008 - OXfamAcross the Divide have teamed up with Oxfam for the first Sunset Walk. The Sunset Walk is a short stroll with a big heart. It’s your chance to take part in the season of Ramadan. To make new friends as you walk and talk – and raise money to provide food for poor communities worldwide. It’s the most sociable and laidback fundraising you’ll ever do. The route passes through four royal parks – St. James, Green Park, Hyde Park and Regents Park. And when the sun goes down, you’ll share a fabulously tasty meal at the London Central Mosque. For further details click here.
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Parkinson's Disease Society 110% Walk - Cambridge 9th November 2008This event offers you the chance to do something extra too - by walking 5km and an extra 10%! Click here for further details. |
| What people
have said about our charity fundraising events:
'I had a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, made some new friends and discovered a lot about myself. I would like to thank the entire team for a wonderful experience. I will definitely be there next year' 'On behalf of the Dublin Wicklow Mountain Rescue Team, I would like tosend our sincerest thanks to Across the Divide Expeditions for your generous donation'. Genevieve Ward, Treasurer. 'I cannot remember having written to an organisation before to comment on the level of service provided but after my experience it is certainly the correct thing to do. I am Managing Director of a hotel company and I am therefore fully aware of the problems and difficulties that can present themselves when dealing with a large group of people and the requirement to pull together various associates and service providers in order to seamlessly provide a high level of service which exceeds your client's expectations'. |
'I wanted to say a huge thank you to you both and all your teams for making our BIG BIKE RIDEs such a success this year. Every event has been impeccably run and we have been overrun with positive feedback at all 3 events with regards to how well organised each day has been'. Claire, NSPCC 'Well done to you and all your team My son and I joined in at short notice on Sunday and were made to feel so welcome. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The ride was great fun with FREE drinks, bananas and chewy bars along the route. Next time we'll bring a coach full!! Thank you and congratulations' Great fun – we’ll definitely be back next year!
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