Evan Rubin
Oxfam Do-Life Team Fundraising
Fundraising for Oxfam Trailwalker Japan
Story
Raising the Bar!
Thanks everyone who helped us make our first fundraising milestone, a month before the event! Your generous support is an inspiration to us, and will do great work throughout the world.
When you climb one mountain, though, you want to climb a higher one next! So today I updated our Fundraising target to 3000GBP!
We thank you all for helping us get this far. We'll work hard to earn your support on the next stage.
Help us climb that mountain!
Follow our Adventure!
The Oxfam Do-Life Blog
What is the Oxfam Hike?
The Oxfam hike is a 48 hour 100k hike over a vast variety of terrain. You can check out the map here.
We'll be hiking up steep rugged mountains, past beautiful lakes, through forests, and even down the side of forest highways as we make our way from Odawara city to the finish at Lake Yamanashi.
What's it for?
Oxfam is a major charity organization helping developing communities throughout the world.
The Trailwalker event provides not just a physical challenge for the participants, but literally gets thousands of people involved fundraising for the Oxfam efforts throughout the world.
For those interested, check it out on the official Trailwalker page: Where the money goes
Thanks everyone who helped us make our first fundraising milestone, a month before the event! Your generous support is an inspiration to us, and will do great work throughout the world.
When you climb one mountain, though, you want to climb a higher one next! So today I updated our Fundraising target to 3000GBP!
We thank you all for helping us get this far. We'll work hard to earn your support on the next stage.
Help us climb that mountain!
Follow our Adventure!
The Oxfam Do-Life Blog
What is the Oxfam Hike?
The Oxfam hike is a 48 hour 100k hike over a vast variety of terrain. You can check out the map here.
We'll be hiking up steep rugged mountains, past beautiful lakes, through forests, and even down the side of forest highways as we make our way from Odawara city to the finish at Lake Yamanashi.
What's it for?
Oxfam is a major charity organization helping developing communities throughout the world.
The Trailwalker event provides not just a physical challenge for the participants, but literally gets thousands of people involved fundraising for the Oxfam efforts throughout the world.
For those interested, check it out on the official Trailwalker page: Where the money goes