Fundraiser
Event
Operation Lipstick Ladies Challenge
TinyLife
Cost:
Entry fee £15 per person + raise a min £100 per person
Calling all ladies who love a challenge, We've been cooped up for 18 months, TinyLife's Operation Lipstick will shake the cobwebs away and you will have tons of fun doing it.
Operation Lipstick Ladies challenge will take place on Sunday 12th September 2021.
If you love a challenge why not get the girls together for a fun day out - teams of 4 or 6 will enjoy a full day of outdoor challenges including orienteering, archery, wall climbing, raft building and raft racing and all in the stunning setting of Castlewellan Forest Park.
The fun will be rounded off with refreshments and a prize giving.
No time to spare - get your team together now.
Find out more Operation Lipstick 2021 - TinyLife
Sector:
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
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Location
Castlewellan Forest Park
Castlewellan
BT31 9BU
United Kingdom
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Operation Lipstick Ladies Challenge
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