Challenge Update 10/06/2020

As we enter the halfway point of week two, we as a team have decided that 100 miles a week was simply not challenging enough - we managed just shy of 250 miles in the first week alone. After much discussion and deliberation, we have now decided that we will be increasing our target mileage to 1000 miles across the team, no easy feat but we are feeling strong and will rise to the challenge.

Of course, with this higher mileage comes a higher fundraising target. We are not enduring the sore legs and constant tiredness for nothing! We are now really going for it and hoping to raise £1000 for the Foundation, the harder we work, the more we can raise for this incredible cause. 

Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far and please do continue to dig deep so we can all make a real difference.

Throughout the month of June, the team from Bryant Hall Todd Wealth Management will be taking part in the '100 challenge'.

The fundraising idea must be centered around the theme of '100'. We have decided that as a group of (supposedly) fit and healthy people that we will be completing 100 miles a week as a team through a mixture of running, cycling and walking- 400 miles in total. We will be tracking each mile through Strava so our supporters know that we are not slacking!

We are fundraising for the St. James's Place Charitable Foundation. 

https://www.sjpfoundation.co.uk/


The St. James’s Place Charitable Foundation is the philanthropic arm of the St. James’s Place Wealth Management Group. St. James’s Place Charitable Foundation has been supporting those in need since 1992, making a positive and lasting difference to people’s lives by awarding grants to charities registered in the UK to assist them in the incredible work they do every day. So far, they've raised and distributed over £93 million to thousands of charities.

The grant giving is guided by themes, with the main focus on children and young people who have special needs through illness, disability or mental health problems and also those who are disadvantaged in other ways. The Charitable Foundation also supports the Hospice Movement and people of all ages with cancer.

The Charitable Foundation has been keen to support small to medium-sized charities that can benefit substantially from relatively small grants. Hundreds of small charities have benefited as a result.