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Fundraising opportunity: Race For Refugees for Refugee Action

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Direct link: https://www.refugee-action.org.uk/race-for-refugees-2/

Direct link for general sponsorship: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/raceforrefugees2024

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This September, Race for Hope. Race for change. Race for Refugees.

 

Take on a challenge however you want, wherever you want.

Walk, run, cycle, swim or get creative. The choice is yours.

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How far? It’s up to you! Set a challenging but realistic target and achieve it at any point between September 1st and 30th. 

This could be running a mile a day for the month, taking on one big 50k cycle, walking 10,000 steps a day, taking on a reading marathon or whatever you like. Race in a way that works for you and earn rewards for fundraising. We will be cheering you on every step of the way. 

 

This year we are Racing for hope. We’re Racing to change a broken asylum system. We’re Racing for kindness, for dignity, and for respect. Join the Race and you join a movement in support and solidarity with people seeking safety in the UK.

 

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