Fundraiser
Outdoor Activity
Event
Mourne Madness Weekend Challenge!
Autism NI
Cost:
£20 Registration fee, £100 Sponsorship target
Challenge yourself and join our big summit weekend on Saturday 14th or Sunday 15th September 2019. This weekend challenge will see participants climb 3 peaks on Saturday including Slieve Donard or 2 Peaks on Sunday including Slieve Bearnagh. Which day you want to take part in is up to you!
Registration: £20
Sponsorship: £100
To register, please call 028 9040 1729 (Option 3) or for more information email [email protected]
*Please note participants will need to be aged 18 or over to take part in the challenge and have a certain level of fitness. A medial form will need to be filled out prior to this challenge.
Sector:
- Children and families
Date and Time
- -
Location
Donard Park
Newcastle
BT33 0HL
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Autism NI, Donard, Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Saintfield Road, Belfast, BT8 8BH
Mourne Madness Weekend Challenge!
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