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Thames Path Challenge

Walk, jog or run the Thames Path Challenge, following England’s greatest river

Event details

Location: Putney Bridge, London
When: Saturday 14th September 2024
End: Sunday 15th September 2024
Event type: Treks & walks
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About Thames Path Challenge

The full Thames Path Challenge 100km route heads from Putney Bridge past Hampton Court to Runnymede of Magna Carta fame at 50km, then on past historic scenery all the way to Henley. With half & quarter distance options - there’s a challenge for everyone.

- Entry fee from £39
- No minimum sponsorship - raise as much as you can
- Choose the distance that works for you

More details about The Thames Path Challenge

When you sign up – make sure to choose the ‘Own Place’ option, you’ll pay the full cost of the event place, and fundraise whatever you want, with no set target or deadline.

Chose from:

  • 10km: £39
  • 25km: £89
  • 50km: £139
  • 75km: £169
  • 100km: £198

Sign up today

Thank you for choosing us to donate your sponsorship to, we appreciate every penny.

Your next steps:

  1. Get in touch with us and let us know you’ve decided to take on this challenge for us.
  2. We’ll be in touch with your own bespoke events pack, including fundraising hints and tips and sponsorship form.
  3. And our friendly team will be here to help you every step of the way!
  4. Once you’ve raised your sponsorship money and completed your event head over to our GoDonate page to donate the money directly to us.

You can find details about the race day on the Ultra Challenge website.

If you have a question about trekking and fundraising for Team Chestnut, please contact the Events Team.

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Why fundraise for Chestnut Tree House?

Families are never charged for their care, and all our services are free of charge.

We need over £5million every year to provide hospice care for local children and their families, with only a small amount of this coming from government funding. The rest – around £10,000 per day – comes from the generosity of fundraisers like you.

If you fundraise just £100 your donation could pay for a home visit to a child at the end of their life, ensuring they are comfortable and cared for and their family are supported too.

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