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Starfish Breakfast Run and Picnic on 24th Sept Clapham Common


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Join Starfish for the 10th annual Breakfast Run and Picnic on Clapham Common on Sunday 24th September 2017!


Our friendly Breakfast Run and Picnic offers a choice of distances ?2k, 5k, 10k or 15k - and this year we have teamed up with fitness and events specialists, Innovation Sports, to make 2017 the biggest and best yet.


The course is totally flat around the common, so you can run as fast or as slow as you like. There?s always a supportive and friendly atmosphere, with crowds cheering along the route, and everyone receives a medal and Starfish t-shirt upon finishing. But the fun doesn?t stop after the run! Everyone gets a picnic basket to enjoy on the common, and there will be a tombola, free 100m kids dash and other stalls for all members of the family.


Entry includes:

 Starfish branded T-shirt

 Chip timing

 Medal

 Picnic basket with healthy snacks to help you re-energise after the run!


The event is on Sunday 24th September, starting at 9.30am by the band stand in the centre of Clapham Common (Windmill Drive, SW4 9DE). Facilities include secure bag storage, toilets, medical support and water stations.


Prices:

 2k (under 12s): ?8

 5k: ?17

 10k: ?20

 15k: ?23


Get your ticket here - https://starfishbreakfastrun2017.eventbrite.co.uk


Money raised will go towards Starfish projects in South Africa, bringing life, hope and opportunity to the vulnerable and orphaned children Starfish cares for. We invest in the future of over 12,000 children a year so they can grow into happy and independent young adults.


We look forward to seeing you there!

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