LETTER: Looking for a challenge?

The NSPCC still has spaces in this year's Brighton 10k.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Feb 2017, 10:55 BST
Updated 1st Mar 2017, 09:46 BST

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Starting in Preston Park on Sunday 9 April at 8.30am, the route will take you past the iconic sites of Brighton, and finish next to the beach just past the pier.

All the NSPCC asks of its runners is to raise £150 and pay a £20 registration fee – or £10 with the discount code DAWN50.

The deadline to sign up is Friday 31 March.

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Due to there being less than eight weeks to go until the event, late participants will need to have been training towards a 10k event for at least three months prior to signing up.

Sign up and you will get your own personalised NSPCC running vest, a fundraising pack, regular emails and support hotline, support on the day from our cheer points along the route, training advice and support from our team of expert coaches, dedicated fundraising support from our friendly team, a Facebook page for you and your team mates.

Already got a place in the 10K?

Then why not use the opportunity to raise money for the NSPCC. There’s no minimum fundraising target, just have fun and raise as much as you can.

If you’re interested in running the 10K for the NSPCC, or have any questions, call 020 3772 9720 or email [email protected]

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More details on the event and how to sign up can be found on the NSPCC website www.nspcc.org.uk

Remember, every mile you run and every penny you raise will mean that when a child needs us, we’re there.

Together we can rebuild children’s lives and prevent abuse from ruining any more.

Moira Mitchell

NSPCC community fundraising manager

Sussex

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