Fundraiser
Outdoor Activity
Event
OUT OF THE NIGHT, INTO THE LIGHT
Adopt NI
Cost:
£50 registration, which covers your insurance and breakfast. This can be raised as part of your sponsorship but does need paid upfront to be able to register you.
See the sunrise from the highest point in Northern Ireland!
Fundraiser and awareness raising for Adopt NI. A guided early morning hike to see the sunrise from the summit at Slieve Donard on the Autumn Equinox.
Raise funds for Adopt NI or adopt us for your own cause & raise money for your charity!
We are also calling for volunteers to help us with this event, so if you don't fancy the climb but are interested in being part of something unique & exciting, get in touch!! 028 9045 4222.
NB: If participating in the hike, your registration fee covers insurance and breakfast after the event etc. You can of course raise this through your sponsorship, it just needs paid upfront to be able to register you!
Sector:
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
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Location
5 Donard Park
Newcastle
BT33 0HL
United Kingdom
More Information
To register your interest and receive an information pack, please visist www.adoptni.org, email [email protected] or call 028 9045 4222.
OUT OF THE NIGHT, INTO THE LIGHT
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