Help Beefy beat childhood blood cancer

When Beefy first walked from John O’Groats to Lands End in 1985, only 20% of children with leukaemia survived. Yet now, thousands of miles and over £13 million later, 90% of children are beating the most common form of this devastating disease. But Sir Ian will not stop fundraising until every child with a blood cancer survives. He needs your help although great advances have been made there are still children and teenagers losing their battle. 

In April 2012 Beefy will be walking again and you can join him in -

• Glasgow - Enter now Drumpellier Country Park - 12 April 2012
• Newcastle - Enter now  Gibside Park - 13 April 2012
• Leeds - Enter now  Nostell Priory - 14 April 2012
• Manchester - Enter now  Tatton Park - 15 April 2012
• Sheffield - Enter now  Longshaw Estate - 16 April 2012
• Birmingham - Enter now  Clent Hills - 17 April 2012
• Cardiff - Enter now  The Taff Trail - 18 April 2012
• Norwich - Enter now  Bure Valley Railway Footpath - 19 April 2012
• Cambridge - Enter now  Wimpole Estate - 20 April 2012
• London - Enter now  Ham House and Garden, Richmond - 21 April 2012
   

In April 2012, Beefy will once again walk to beat blood cancers in ten cities across Great Britain. He will walk over 150 miles and is asking you to join him in your nearest city for five miles around a beautiful National Trust Park. Every step you take and every pound you raise is bringing us closer to beating blood cancers.

To help Beefy save lives, you can sign up to one of the walks below by finding your nearest city.  Or you can sign up for enews to be kept up-to-date with all walk details, including fundraising ideas.

For any specific queries or to discuss how you, your business or school can be involved in this unique and inspiring event, do not hesitate to contact Lucy on 020 7504 2282 or LHolmes@beatingbloodcancers.org.uk