Daniel Silvester
Daniel's page
Fundraising for O2e
Story
On the 3rd of June, I will be in a remote part of Cornwall (pasty in hand) looking North about to embark on trying to run from Lands End to John O'Groats in just over 30 days.. Over 1,000 Miles and 75,000 ft of elevation (the equivalent of going up and down Mount Everest 2 and a half times). The thought of it now is getting real and I cannot lie the task is a daunting one. I had been nervous to put up this page as I was unsure about taking part but here I am so no going back now.
The trip is a big one and has been planned over 3 years with considerable time, effort and cost to get me to the start line. This has all been self funded and I am now asking you to support me in this once in a lifetime adventure (I am not going to be doing it again!!) by helping raise funds for O2E - a charity that sums up a big part of what this is all about. Ordinary people doing out of the ordinary things to help those who need some help on their journey. You can read more about O2E and the charities they support.
https://o2e.org/about-us/what-is-o2e/
https://o2e.org/about-us/our-charities/
The target - a big one but achievable. £20,000 and so I hope you can find time to learn more about O2E and leave a donation at the end. If you work for a company who is looking to support a charity and a challenge then please get in touch as my body is happy to be a moving advertising board at any stage of the race.
I will be posting regular updates on my progress once the journey begins so you can see more of the U.K. and me in various positions of pain whilst I shuffle around the country. Thank you for taking the time to read and hopefully leave a donation.
The countdown begins!!
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