Vitality South East Climb Snowdon

Jul 12, 2024

Katherine Arthur

Hello Supporters,

This July, the Vitality South East Franchise team is lacing up their hiking boots and heading to the heights of Snowdon! But we're not just in it for the breath-taking views – we're climbing to make a difference for four fantastic charities close to our hearts.

Our goal is simple: raise £5,000 for the following causes:

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH): Supporting the brave kids at GOSH as they fight their battles with courage and resilience.
Mind: Climbing to raise awareness and funds for mental health, because no one should face tough times alone.
Dravet: Dedicated to those dealing with Dravet Syndrome, as we contribute to vital research and support for affected families.
Alzheimer's Research UK: Taking steps to create a future without Alzheimer's through our support for ground-breaking research.

We're not professional climbers, but we're passionate about making a difference. Help us reach our £5,000 target by contributing what you can. Every pound gets us closer to our goal.

Your support means everything to us and those benefiting from GOSH, Mind, Dravet, and Alzheimer's Research UK.

Join us in this adventure, and let's make a real impact together!
Many thanks
The Vitality South East Franchise Team

Supporting

Dravet Syndrome UK

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Our mission is to bring hope to families living with Dravet Syndrome through support, education and medical research. Dravet Syndrome is a life-limiting neurological condition causing severe seizures and varying degrees of learning disabilities and other issues, such as autism, mobility problems, speech difficulties and feeding problems

Alzheimers Dementia Support

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Alzheimers Dementia Support offers constructive practical guidance as well as a wide range of services designed to help people in the local community whose lives are directly or indirectly affected by dementia.

Great Ormond Street Hospital

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This extraordinary hospital has always depended on charitable support to give seriously ill children the best chance to fulfil their potential. A better future for seriously ill children starts here.