Get active
St Wilfrid’s have a range of creative and exciting ideas to help you find the physical fundraising challenge you’d like to do to help support hospice care. People like you help to support the 325 patients we care for at any one time.
Explore below to find your inspiration and access support from us to help you achieve something great this year.
Taking on a challenge or activity for us will make a difference to local lives.
We couldn’t do it without you! Getting active for the hospice will help pay for many of our services and will contribute directly to the expert care and compassion provided to our patients and their loved ones.
We’ve got options for everyone this year!
Running Events
Join us for the couch to 5k run club which runs across the year for 12 weeks at a time and run your first ever 5k after that. You can also start mapping your miles for St Wilfrid’s if you are a regular runner!
Walking Events
Step up with St Wilfrid’s Hospice for a challenge at your own pace. Our nurses can walk 8000-10,000 steps in a ward shift can you and your friends accept the steps challenge?
Cycling Events
Get on your bike and explore the beautiful West Sussex countryside for a pedal power fundraiser.
Do your own challenge
Whether it is pursuing a long-held goal or starting something new to get fit – we’re here to support you to be part of the St Wilfrid’s community. We can all ‘get active’ in one way or another to play a part in supporting vital hospice care. We’ve got ideas to inspire and support you, so get involved today!
Resources
Here’s where you will find useful resources like sponsorship forms, guides to virtual events and how to write a press release about your exciting Get Active fundraiser!
Read our stories
Sam’s Story – We do it because we love people
Hidden Treasures – Annie and Jim
Malcolm’s Story – Family is one of life’s greatest gifts
Working at the Hospice – Nathan Lasham
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Get Active Hero: Major Mick
Mick Stanley, formerly of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, has raised an impressive £43,000 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice.
