Bungee Jump for Action Cancer
Action Cancer
Action Cancer is calling for courageous volunteers to test their nerve and take on our 2025 Bungee Jump at the Queens Quay in Belfast.
You will be guided in this event by our expert activity providers UK Bungee Club who are dedicated to ensuring that every jump delivers an unforgettable and safe experience.
160ft sure is quite a height, so there’s no messing about, just lots of fun and adventure for those brave enough to jump!
Action Cancer provide early detection, support and prevention services to over 20,000 people in Northern Ireland and we couldn’t continue to do this without the help from our amazing supporters! All money raised by this event will go towards those services.
Date: Saturday 12th October
Registration: £40
Minimum Sponsorship: £200
The Challenge: Bungee jump 160ft over Queens Quay, Belfast.
To sign up for this adrenaline-pumping challenge or to learn more, please contact Kate at [email protected]/ 028 9080 3349
Let’s take the leap together and make a difference!
- Men
- Sport/recreation
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Queens Quay
Belfast
BT1 3EA
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For more information and to sign up contact Kate McCormack
More Information
Bungee Jump for Action Cancer
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