Lamp (Leicestershire Action for Mental Health Project) has launched its major Lamp 5k fundraising campaign for 2022. This years Lamp 5k has a Trip to the Moon theme and will take place from 9-15 May 2022, as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.
Lamp want to encourage you to get active during mental health week to better your mental health and increase your wellbeing by taking part in a 5k activity of your choice. Walking, running, rolling or cycling may be the most common forms of exercise but feel free to be creative. Swimming, rowing or even a simple dog walk may be your thing; or how about combine three activities together over the week for a Lamp Triathlon or doing an activity in fancy dress.
Why not make it a 50km!?! Not only will this distance help us to achieve our target of 384,400KM during the week, it makes for a perfect and challenging fundraiser. If distance isnt your thing, how about a 5k in a space themed costume?
To get involved is simple
Step One
Decide on an 5k (or more) activity (Relaxed, Challenging, Fun or Creative anything you want to get involved with)
Step Two
Join our 0 Strava Club to get training and log your distances with the community
Step Three
Start a fundraising campaign of your activity via JustGiving
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Donate £1 for every KM you cover (Did you know £25 will provide independent local mental health information and guidance to someone feeling vulnerable, confused or unsure where to turn)
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Purchase the Lamp 5K T-Shirt with a donation of the purchase going directly to Lamp Coming Soon
Step Four
Get your household, family or colleagues involved and get active! Share and promote the importance of physical exercise leading to better mental health. Dont forget to tag Lamp and use those hashtags.
#Lamp5k #mentalhealth #lamp #staywellwithlamp
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