Bereaved military children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, have announced the return of their annual cycling challenge, Tour de Scotty, which will take place over the course of July.
Read moreBereaved military children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, have announced the return of their annual cycling challenge, Tour de Scotty, which will take place over the course of July.
Read moreOne of ABF The Soldiers’ Charity’s flagship events, The Cateran Yomp, has raised over £425,000 for veterans in need and saw its first ever female solo winner.
Read moreA man from London is confronting his fear of open water and swimming the English Channel to raise funds for three charities including Blind Veterans UK, the national charity for vision-impaired ex-Service men and women.
Read moreLed by none other than Michael Wilson, the Queen’s Guide to the Sands, the Cross Bay Walk across Morecambe Bay takes place on June 11 – and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is looking for people to help raise funds to continue its work in north-west England.
Read moreAs arduous challenges for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity go, climbing a mountain ranks quite near the top. Taking on a Three Peaks Challenge is a step beyond that. So how do you top – literally – these?
Read moreA team of twelve amateur cyclists have taken on and conquered the Alabaré Race to the Sun, an epic 500km ride across Andalucía in southern Spain, encompassing 8,600m of climbs and category 1 ascents.
Read moreA team of Armed Forces veterans have returned from a week long trip to Gibraltar, where they have helped restore Lord Airey’s Battery which sits on top of the iconic Mediterranean rock.
Read moreStaff from award-winning building services consultants Anderson Green undertook the gruelling Yorkshire Three Peaks (Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough) for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity and donations have already climbed above £2,000.
Read moreAndy McIntosh – Chairman of SSAFA Lanarkshire and late of the Cheshire Regiment – had good reason to enjoy the view across the Trossachs from the summit of Ben A’an, especially given that the average time to ascend its 1,512 feet (461 metres) is around two hours or so, and Andy did it in just over 100 minutes.
Read moreNot every eighteenth birthday celebration reaches such dizzy heights, and comes back down to earth so quickly, but for Perthshire teen Cormac Sharpe – who took part in a tandem fundraising skydive with mum Connie – that’s exactly what happened.
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