Get the t-shirt. Walk 100K in 31 days. Support families facing baby loss.
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Why?
Sands want to ensure that everyone affected by the loss of a baby gets the support they need and deserve when facing the toughest of times. We want to campaign for change and support research so that fewer babies die and so that fewer families experience the pain of losing a baby.
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Walk 100K
Walk 100K between March 1st and 31st, wherever and whenever suits you!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I sign up?
To sign up to the challenge, register for your FREE t-shirt and fundraising pack here.
When you register, your fundraising page will be automatically set up for you.
Is there a Strava club?
Yes! You can join others taking on the challenge in the Strava club here.
Is there an entry fee?
There is no entry fee for this challenge but we do however ask you to fundraise as part of your challenge.
Using the fundraising page set up for you when you register is the easiest way to collect sponsorship.
Is there a fundraising target?
We have no minimum or maximum amount that we would like you to raise. From our point of view, no matter how much money you raise, it will go towards supporting bereaved families across the UK.
