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A big thank you to all the walkers, volunteers and supporters who took part in HACK charity walk 2008 (Hike Against Cruelty to Kids), which took place in the picturesque Southern Pennines and Peak District on 30 August 2008.
And now - because The Can You HACK It? sponsored walk has been so successful, with nearly £250,000 raised for children over the last four years, the HACK event has expanded so that more people can have the pleasure of taking part and contributing to end child cruelty.
For 2009 there will be five sponsored challenge walks across the UK set in the most stunning locales that we have on our doorsteps. All the walks are circular and cover a distance of approximately 25 miles.
We can guarantee a fabulous day in the great outdoors, an amazing physical challenge, and the valuable opportunity to support the NSPCC. Every penny of sponsorship money will be used to support the 180 NSPCC projects and services across the United Kingdom and Channel Islands.
The sponsored walks will take place as follows:
Why not walk more than one? Go on; challenge yourself and your friends!
As usual there are limited places available for each walk - watch this space so you don’t miss out.
On line registrations and payments for all five challenge walks will be possible at this site from 16 February 2009
HACK is great fun. Check out our video and photos from HACK 2008 to get an idea of the fabulous time that last years’ walkers and volunteers had. (Click here for the transcript of the video .)
For all other enquiries (sponsorship, volunteering, campaigning) please e-mail: canuHACKit@nspcc.org.uk
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