We Will Walk 1,000 Miles for Mental Health and Wellbeing

Members and friends of Honley Male Voice Choir will walk 1,000 miles during 2024 to help raise funds for Mental Health and Wellbeing.

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Inspired by The Proclaimers, 18 members and friends of Honley Male Voice Choir (charity no. 1158453) are taking part in a 'We Will Walk 500 miles and We Will Walk 500 more' challenge during 2024!

Individuals will walk at least 1,000 miles (2,000,000 steps) between 1 January and 31 December 2024, to raise funds for mental wellbeing, awareness, and understanding one step at a time.

This challenge is a great opportunity not only to get active and healthy by walking at least an hour a day, but also to raise vital funds for mental health and wellbeing charities in our local community - Chris Flanagan | Honley Male Voice Choir

Funds raised from this challenge will be split equally between Platform 1 and the Choir.

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Honley Male Voice Choir is a registered charity based in Honley near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. We teach choral singing to develop our community involvement. Singing is a pleasurable activity, which reduces stress and anxiety levels and contributes to positive mental wellbeing. For more information regarding the Choir please click here - Honley MVC

Our 'Charity of the Year' Platform 1 Huddersfield, is a mental health and crisis charity (charity no 1177710) helping people with complex needs. They encourage recovery through various activities, allowing people to recover at their own pace, within a safe and non-judgmental environment. For more information regarding the work of Platform 1 please click here - Platform 1