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The Black Beacon Mountain Race (100 miles with over 24,000 feet of ascent)
Between 20 and 22 September, long-term supporters Lee Thompson, Rich McKeating, and I will proudly represent and raise funds for P.A.U.L For Brain Recovery during this next monumental challenge. This gruelling 100-mile ultra race will involve our team completing the Black Beacon Mountain Race across the Brecon Beacons National Park and the highest mountain peaks in South Wales – totalling 100 miles and over 24,000 feet of ascent. It is known as one of the world’s toughest ultra-marathons.
How your support will make a difference
By supporting this fundraising challenge, you will help us continue delivering much-needed community support sessions that are designed to help our service users take positive steps toward reaching their new potential after brain injury.
Paul’s last challenge – 18th - 20th July
The Yorkshire Three-Peaks x 3 Challenge social messages reached over 22,500 people
Social communications related to the recent Yorkshire Three-Peaks Challenge x 3 reached over 22,500 people (between 16th July – 25th July) across our social media platforms, with substantial interest and engagement.
What Adams & Green said about sponsoring the Yorkshire Three-Peaks Challenge x 3 ...
“We saw quite a bit of coverage on LinkedIn. It was a pleasure to support the event and quite an amazing achievement. As a business, it’s a way of us giving something back. We felt very proud when we saw the sponsor’s banner, that we could be helping those that need the support of an amazing charity like yours.”
You can help
We would be delighted if you could please sponsor the team.
Your support will make a difference
By supporting this fundraising challenge, you will help us to continue delivering much-needed community support sessions that are designed to help our service users take positive steps towards reaching their new potential after brain injury.
Our free sessions and activities ultimately help service users to:
- Avoid Crisis
- Manage a life-changing disability which can often be 'invisible' to others
- Learn to accept that they have a chronic condition
- Feel understood and supported amongst those with similar lived experience
- Improve their quality of life
What our service users say…
“Following a stroke, I was left with low esteem and confidence levels due to very poor mobility. The charity provided me with a personal trainer for 12 weeks. We worked on my balance, coordination, and strength and as a result, my mobility, confidence, and mental health have all improved, and I’m now in a much better place.”
Adele -Service User
Money raised
All funds raised make such a difference and directly benefit individuals and families in our local area.
