chatGrab your kilt (if you have one) and a Leukaemia Care t-shirt and walk to support the the 10,000 people who are diagnosed with leukaemia every year in the UK.
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Grab your kilt (if you have one) and a Leukaemia Care t-shirt and walk to support the the 10,000 people who are diagnosed with leukaemia every year in the UK.
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Location: Edinburgh
Challenge Level:
Distance: 21, 15 or 5 miles - see below
Booking Fee: £10 or £5 - see below
Fundraising Goal: £150 or £75 - see below
When: 15 September 2024
Edinburgh’s amazing Kiltwalk is back! You can choose to take on the Mighty Stride and enjoy the ultimate challenge of a 21 mile walk through Scotland’s capital or you may prefer the Big Stroll which takes you on a 14 mile route, while the Wee Wander of just five miles provides a perfect walk for all the family.
All three walks bring you to the finish line at the fabulous Murrayfield Stadium where you will be rewarded with your splendid Kiltwalk medal, a meal and the chance to soak up the amazing live bands and musicians that will be playing at the Kiltwalk village!
Date: 15th September 2024
Distance: 21 miles
Booking fee: £10
Fundraising goal: £150
Date: 15th September 2024
Distance: 11 miles
Booking fee: £10
Fundraising goal: £150
Date: 15th September 2024
Distance: 5 miles
Booking fee: £5
Fundraising goal: £75
If you would like more information about taking part in this event, simply get in touch!
Email our friendly team at events@leukaemiacare.org.uk or call 01905 755 977 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
Please ensure you read the event terms and conditions before signing up.
To find out more about the Kiltwalk, head to the Kiltwalk website here.
We will refund you up to £500 if you take part for Leukaemia Care! Check out our terms and conditions for more information here.
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After experiencing recurring chest pains, David Nutt visited his GP and had a blood test taken. When the blood test came back with a diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML), David and his family were shocked.
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