Join us for a 15 kilometer walk on Saturday June 18th at 10:00 am (with an option of doing a shorter 5k walk) around Hyde Park, Green Park, and St. James’s Park to raise money to donate wheelchairs to people in need in the developing world.

The walk will commence at Hyde Park’s Band Stand. We encourage participants to fundraise any amount they can, whether its £200 pounds (or $300 dollars) for an entire wheelchair or just a few pounds for wheelchair parts. Here’s what the money you raise can buy:

£10 = front wheel
£21 = back rest
£30 = main frame

Join us for a 15 kilometer walk on Saturday June 18th at 10:00 am (with an option of doing a shorter 5k walk) around Hyde Park, Green Park, and St. James’s Park to raise money to donate wheelchairs to people in need in the developing world.

The walk will commence at Hyde Park’s Band Stand. Email [email protected] to register. You will receive all details in an email once you’ve registered.

It’s free to join the walk but we encourage participants to fundraise any amount they can, whether its £200 pounds (or $300 dollars) for an entire wheelchair or just a few pounds for wheelchair parts. KX GYM is our headline sponsor, which means 100 percent of all funds raised go directly to the cause. Here’s what the money you raise can buy:

£10 = front wheel
£21 = back rest
£30 = main frame

We are so excited to be taking part in this 5k Halloween walk around Regent’s Park for Walkabout Foundation to send wheelchairs to people in need around the world. Please sponsor our walk.

I am thrilled to be supporting such a wonderful cause and very excited to be taking part in London Walkabout 2013!

I am so excited to be supporting Walkabout Foundation and walking the Camino de Santiago for Walkabout’s 5th Anniversary. The walk will take place from the 30th September – 4th October 2014 where I will walk the last five days of the Camino Frances from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela.

On July 5th 2013, I will start surely what is the toughest UK trekking challenge: the 3 Peaks in 24 hours. From Ben Navis in Scotland through to Scafell Pike in England and Snowdon in Wales, the 40 km and 3,000 m ascent will be my personal challenge. I will climb the 3 Peaks for those that can’t walk and help them to one day have a wheelchair that will change their lives.