Miranda just donated £20- Colin just donated £22
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- Josh just donated £106
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- Rebecca just registered for Walk to d'feet
Julia just registered for Walk to d'feet
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Follow our easy steps:
Choose the date, time and location
Register your walk with us
Order your branded materials and create your promotional items
Get your team together
Fancy giving your walk a theme?
Here are some ideas to get you started!:
Colour walk
Wear all things orange and blue, see if you can have a competition for the best dressed
Dog walk
Bring along you four-legged friends, dress them up in a t-shirt or some blue and orange accessories
Dressing up
This is a great way to theme your walk around the season. How about a Christmas themed walk in December?
Join #TeamMND
Whether you would like to organise your own walk or want to join a walk in your local area, by participating in a Walk to d'feet you will be making a difference to families affected by MND.
Our walker stories
"David and I were always walking, we loved the great outdoors, so I thought a walk would be a good way to fundraise. David was adventurous, always ready to have a go at anything, I don't remember him ever saying no to any challenge!"
Kathleen McCaffey
"To mark my 40th Birthday I wanted to set myself a challenge to walk 40km to raise both awareness and much needed money for the MND Association. Emotional is the best description of how I felt in the days after, emotional and so incredibly proud. We raised an amazing £1903 for the Association, completely smashing my £500 target."
Hannah Matthews
“Taking part in our local Walk to d’feet event provides the perfect opportunity for us to come together with family and friends to remember our dad and give back to the charity that gave us so much support after his diagnosis."
Rebecca Slegg
