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Santa Run
Colin Glen
Sarsfield's GAA in conjunction with Fighting Fit and Colin Glen Forest Park are organising a 5K Santa Run & Walk as a fundraiser for two great charities.
Santa Attire wholly encouraged!
Please bring your own Santa Suit / Christmas Jumper / Reindeer Horns etc. Santa hats will be provided.
Charity 1: Glen Parent 'Families in Need Appeal' to buy winter fuel vouchers for local families in need.
Charity 2: Colin Glen Trust manages the upkeep of Colin Glen Forest Park as a resource for the local community to enjoy. The Trust also provides Youth, Sport, Education & Activity programmes for marginalised young people from an area of high social need. Your donation will help us to continue our valuable work.
NB. Profits split 50:50 between Colin Glen Trust and Glen Parent 'Families in Need Appeal'
Start Time: Registration open from 11:15am. Race mass starts at 12 noon sharp!
Post Event: Prize Giving will start at 12:45pm followed by a coffee morning.
Coffee & cake will be available for a small donation.
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
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Location
Colin Glen Trust, 163 Stewartstown Road, Belfast, BT17 0HW
Colin Glen Trust, 163 Stewartstown Road, Belfast, BT17 0HW
Belfast
BT17 0HW
United Kingdom
Contact Details
To register visit https://www.colinglen.org/portfolio/santa-run/ or alternatively email [email protected]
Santa Run
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