Trek along one of the Seven Wonders of the World and help more children with cancer ring their end of treatment bell.
Join the team on a majestic 9 day trekking adventure and conquer the twists, turns, steps and slopes of this formidable fortification – the famous Great Wall. Cross ancient watch towers and battlement stations to witness magnificent panoramas of luscious, rolling green hills, climb the iconic Heavenly Ladder and even help rebuild part of the wall, a unique privilege exclusive to Global Adventure Challenges.
This challenge is physically demanding but offers fabulous, never ending scenery and a fascinating insight into a rich culture and history.
When you join our team, you will receive the following support from us;
From September 7, 2019 - September 15, 2019
Walk on old sections of the Great Wall, as well as restored sections with smooth flagstones and lots of steps!
To register go to Discover Adventure by clicking the link below. Don’t forget to choose Children with Cancer UK as your chosen charity!
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Children with Cancer UK will help you prepare for your big day by offering training advice and more!
Training Advice
Children with Cancer UK @ CwC_UKFrom everyone at Children with Cancer UK and the families we support, we’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone at @Kwik_Fit staff for their generosity and commitment to us. The funds raised will help fund vital research into childhood cancer and keep families together. https://t.co/KPDjFBL57P
Children with Cancer UK @ CwC_UKIntroducing... Fundraiser of the month! Our first winner is Hollie. 🏆 Hollie celebrated 10 years all clear from leukaemia by cutting 14 inches of her hair and raised just under £200 for us. Thank you for your support Hollie, your new look is amazing! https://t.co/Lac7jnLdKy https://t.co/B3Vbc79P09
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