Flushing away the poo taboo, together!
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22nd April 2020
Join us for the 2.6 challenge on Sunday 26th April and help save the UK’s charities.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a direct impact upon our fundraising income, yet we must continue to support our community. We will not stop helping those who don’t have the luxury of taking their guts for granted, but we need your support. Now is your chance to become a Home Hero for Guts UK!
On the 26th April (the date of the London Marathon and length of the marathon – 26.2 miles) we’re asking you, our home heroes, to take part in a fun-filled activity or challenge that suits you. Click below for a 26-long list of ideas that you could take on for Guts UK, knowing that you’ll be keeping our crucial work going through these turbulent times.
You set your own rules, whilst following Government guidelines on how to exercise safely during this time. The challenge isn’t just about physical activity, we’ve been creative with the numbers 2 and 6 – with something to suit everyone. The main thing is to have fun, while you raising what you can to join us in the fight against diseases of the gut, liver and pancreas.
If you’d like to help Guts UK continue our crucial work but don’t want to commit to a challenge, you can still support our work by simply donating £26.
You are part of our life-saving research, life-changing patient information and eye-opening awareness. Thank you.
I want to lead the way in the fight against digestive diseases by donating to Guts UK todayTo set up a #TwoPointSix fundraising page for Guts UK, click here. Please don’t forget to introduce yourself and your challenge too, hearing from you is the best part of our job: info@gutscharity.org.uk
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