St Michaels-on-Wyre 24 hour TENNIS-ATHON

St Michael's on Wyre Tennis Club is planning an epic 24-hour Tennis-athon!

Four of the club’s members—John Adamson, Tom Higgs, Dan Hudson, and Jonathan Smith—will each be playing tennis for a full 24 hours!

The marathon challenge will begin at 4 pm on Saturday, 3rd May, with the club inviting others to join in—whether to play with, against, or alongside them for a shorter period (e.g., one-hour blocks or multiples thereof).

As this is a fundraising event, all participants will be asked to either make a donation or raise sponsorship among their friends, colleagues, and family. So, challenge yourself to take part for as many hours as you can!

This event is open to both members and non-members, including adults and children of all abilities. Simply put—if you enjoy tennis, we want you to join us!

All funds raised will be split evenly between 3 charities
- Diabetes UK
- Children’s Burns Foundation,
- North West Children’s Support Group

as well as St Michael's Tennis Club. The money raised for the club will help fund the loan repayments for our new floodlights.

To participate, sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/250405992489367

### Other Activities During the 24 Hours:

- Evening BBQ
- Midnight Strawberries & Pimms
- Sunrise Yoga
- Be an Umpire
- Brush & Tipple
- Fastest Serve Competition
- Breakfast on Court
- Celebratory BBQ at the End
- Raffle
- …and more!

Please support the challenge by donating, joining in for a game, or attending one of the listed events.

For more details, visit the St Michael’s on Wyre Tennis Club Facebook page.

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We are just a small tennis club but we are passionate about tennis... and fun!

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The North West Children’s Support Group is a Lancashire based voluntary organisation which provides holidays and social events for children with disabilities or additional needs from our region.

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We are Diabetes UK, the leading charity for people living with diabetes in the UK.

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The Children’s Burns Foundation is a registered charity. It was established to help young people affected by burn injuries and treated at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, and their families. Our goal is to help them to recognise that their scars don’t limit their lives.

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May 03, 2025 - May 04, 2025

St Michaels-on-Wyre 24 hour TENNIS-ATHON

St Michael's on Wyre Tennis Club is planning an epic 24-hour Tennis-athon! Four of the club’s members—John Adamson, Tom Higgs, Dan Hudson, and Jonathan Smith—will each be playing tennis for a full 24 hours! The marathon challenge will begin at 4 pm on Saturday, 3rd May, with the club inviting others to join in—whether to play with, against, or alongside them for a shorter period (e.g., one-hour blocks or multiples thereof). As this is a fundraising event, all participants will be asked to either make a donation or raise sponsorship among their friends, colleagues, and family. So, challenge yourself to take part for as many hours as you can! This event is open to both members and non-members, including adults and children of all abilities. Simply put—if you enjoy tennis, we want you to join us! All funds raised will be split evenly between 3 charities - Diabetes UK - Children’s Burns Foundation, - North West Children’s Support Group as well as St Michael's Tennis Club. The money raised for the club will help fund the loan repayments for our new floodlights. To participate, sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/250405992489367 ### Other Activities During the 24 Hours: - Evening BBQ - Midnight Strawberries & Pimms - Sunrise Yoga - Be an Umpire - Brush & Tipple - Fastest Serve Competition - Breakfast on Court - Celebratory BBQ at the End - Raffle - …and more! Please support the challenge by donating, joining in for a game, or attending one of the listed events. For more details, visit the St Michael’s on Wyre Tennis Club Facebook page.

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