Move a Mile a Day: virtual challenge
Will you Move a Mile a Day and raise vital funds for Foothold, to ensure no engineer or their family has to face life’s challenges alone?
Move a Mile a Day: virtual challenge
Your challenge, your choice
The great thing about this challenge is that how you take part is totally up to you! It could be a 15-minute morning jog in the park, a half-hour walk with the dog in the evening, or an hours’ swimming session at the local pool – just as long as you move a mile a day.
However you move, every step you take – and penny you raise – makes a big difference. So encourage people to sponsor your challenge to help you raise vital funds for engineering families around the world.
Deposit: Free
Sponsorship: Suggested £50 sponsorship target
Join our virtual challenge Move a Mile a Day and raise vital funds for Foothold, to ensure no engineer or their family have to face life’s challenges without support.
Taking part is simple:
- Register for Move a Mile
- Set up an online fundraising page
- Spread the word about your challenge
Our dedicated fundraising team will be on hand to support your efforts in anyway we can. We look forward to welcoming you to the team.
Have a question?
To discuss this event with the fundraising team, please email us: [email protected].
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