Support Royal Surrey charity 15k walk

DATE

October 2, 2024

Help raise funds for the Rotary Cut Out Cancer campaign

Can you sponsor Colin Simmons as he pulls on the walking boots again to tackle a 15k challenge organised by the Royal Surrey Charity through the Surrey countryside on Sunday 6th October.

The route can be seen here – https://explore.osmaps.com/route/22776188/

This is part of the Rotary Cut Out Cancer campaign to raise funds to help the Royal Surrey County Hospital purchase high-tech equipment for their six new surgical and cancer wards they are building.

Colin says: “The Royal Surrey Charity have kindly allowed us to have a specific JustGiving page as part of their overall fundraising so that the sponsorship we raise will be ring-fenced for our Cut Out Cancer campaign.”

More details of the campaign can be found at Colin Simmons is fundraising for Royal Surrey Charity (justgiving.com)


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