Phil Walks All Over Cancer

Phil Haynes

190% of £100.00 target

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I’m walking 10,000 steps this March for Cancer Research UK, please support me

Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. This March I’m walking 10,000 steps a day throughout the month to help beat cancer sooner.

Last year, my Mum was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She has fought it courageously and with such impressive resilience and she is now in remission thankfully.

Her experience has inspired me to do something in order to help eradicate this evil disease, and help CRUK in their quest to end it. I want these 10,000 steps for every day in March to be just the start of my fundraising journey as I seek further challenges - as I hopefully get fitter and can take on more enduring feats!

Your support would be greatly appreciated and every little truly does help.

Latest updates

So there you have it folks: 31 days of 10000 steps, 319397 total steps and 233km walked. Sure you'll be glad to see the back of these annoying and often boring updates! Thank you all so so much for your support, it is hugely appreciated. Feel pleased to have done something.

Day 31: rounded off in style through a 4 mile round trip to the 24 hour tesco! Thank goodness for Sundays and their awkward shop opening times. Made it!!

Day 30: wrapped up by 5.30pm! HAve the wife and son to thank for taking me on a lovely stroll round a local park

Day 29: long walk in the morning before work set the standard!

Day 28: bit of an improvement!

Day 27: bit of a scrape, but not as bad as previous day!

Total raised£190.00

Online£190.00

Offline£0.00

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