Get Active, Stay Active, Make It Count!
Welcome to Get Active Challenges from Run Series, the team behind the award winning Run Reigate, Run Gatwick and Ride Reigate events which have raised over £900,000 for local charities since 2014.
Active fundraising challenges for companies, individuals and charities that boost wellbeing, fitness and productivity through fun, physical activity.
Challenge yourself & together we can make a difference!
COVID-19 NHS East Surrey & Sussex Get Active Challenge
Staying mentally and physically active and healthy throughout the lockdown period is important – use your one daily exercise to earn yourself this unique NHS medal whilst supporting the SASH COVID-19 appeal. We’ve also included home exercises classes as an activity too!
We have all had help from East Surrey Hospital & Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) services in some shape or form and now it’s our turn to help them. We know we have a strong passionate community here in Surrey and Sussex so let’s do what we can to directly help them.
Challenge Details
Walk / Steps
Run
Cycle
Home Workout
Online Class
Swim
Our combined distance target for this challenge is 30,000 miles with each of you doing what you can towards that and helping raise thousands of pounds for SASH charity and earning a unique NHS medal for your efforts!
How it Works
Tracking, counting or measuring your exercise is not compulsory, but we do encourage it so that we can collectively meet our target distance – all in dedication to our local NHS heroes.
Exercise can be in any form, any duration and any distance – walk, jog, run, cycle, yoga, wheelchairs, pushchairs, YouTube, DVD and even PE with Joe Wicks! Time spent exercising at home and online classes will be converted into miles towards our overall target – see our FAQs page for details. The challenge will run until the end of June 2020 so plenty of time to clock up those miles!
Entry is £12 and other than the cost of your medal and postage, 100% of all proceeds will go directly to SASH and supporting our local heroes.
