Fundraiser
Event
Belfast City Marathon 7th May (May Day) 2018
MindWise New Vision
Cost:
Pay for your place by contacting the organisers on www.belfastcitymarathon.com
Run, walk or relay for MindWise and help us transform lives, challenge stigma and provide quality services and support for people living with severe mental ill health!
Sign up to walk 8 miles,
Walk or run the fun run with the kids at only 3 miles,
Get 4 mates and take part in the 5 person relay,
Or if you are as fit as a fiddle, or want a real challenge run the full marathon.......
Sign up with the organisers at www.belfastcitymarathon.com. Pay your registration fee! Secure your place! and then complete the MindWise survey monkey at the end of this page to get our free and fabulous fundraising pack!
You can fundraise for MindWise through JustGiving, a secure and simple way to ask your sponsors to donate online.
Sector:
- Disability
- Health and wellbeing
- Sport/recreation
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
MindWise Head Office, Pinewood House, 46 Newforge Lane, Malone Road
Belfast
BT9 5NW
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Contact Samantha Robinson if you would like to sign up and take part.
More Information
This is great fun, we do not set a minimum sponsorship, and all T shirts, sponsorship forms or how to train can be provided in advance of your fundraiser.
Belfast City Marathon 7th May (May Day) 2018
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