Thames Bridges Trek
Date: 11th September 2021
Venture across the Capital taking in unrivaled views of the skyline from its best vantage points.
Setting out from Putney Bridge it’s East towards the City, zig zagging over the array of historic bridges each with its fascinating story and a midpoint stop at Kennington Oval for some snacks & drinks. 25km later, it’s a finish line celebration in Southwark past the majestic Tower Bridge. You’ll get full support and hospitality all the way, leaving you to focus on your challenge!
How to join the Dementia UK team
Simply sign up by following the below link and selecting ‘listed charity’, then select Dementia UK from the drop down list!
When joining #TeamDementiaUK you’ll receive:
- A dedicated member of the fundraising team to support you to the finish line and beyond
- Training plans
- A fundraising guide, as well as fundraising advice, hints and tips in the build up to the event
- A branded Dementia UK sports top for the day!
- A range of Dementia UK fundraising materials (collection buckets, posters, balloons etc.) to make any events you hold look amazing.
Self funding - Pay for your place & raise as much as you can for Dementia UK
Full Challenge – £198 fee paid online & you can set your fundraising target
Half Challenge – £129 fee paid online & you can set your fundraising target
Quarter Challenge – £79 fee paid online & you can set your fundraising target
Sponsorship for charity - Pay a small registration fee & fundraise for Dementia UK
Full Challenge – £15 fee paid online & at least £595 charity sponsorship
Half Challenge – £10 fee paid online & £395 charity sponsorship
Quarter Challenge – £5 fee paid online & £245 charity sponsorship
Mixed funding - Pay half of your place & fundraise a smaller target
Full Challenge – £99 fee paid online & at least £299 charity sponsorship
Half Challenge – £64.50 fee paid online & £199 charity sponsorship
Quarter Challenge – £39.50 fee paid online & £119 charity sponsorship
Emma and Anna tell us why they took on a trek for Dementia UK:
The walk was both emotionally and physically challenging. But I can’t explain how lovely the support was around. Locals left out chairs with rest stops, with glasses of water and oranges; not to mention the moral support from the other people taking part.