Strathcarron Hospice 10K 2024
Sign up today and pound the pavements in support of Strathcarron Hospice this October!
About Strathcarron Hospice 10K 2024
This 10K route around Denny & Bonnybridge begins at Denny High School, not too far from the hospice.
All runners aged 15+ are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned athletes! Use code - 10KRUN - for £5 off standard entry.
Starting Point: Denny High School, Herbertshire Park, Denny, FK6 6EE
https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/StrathcarronHospice10K2024
On the day our Hospice Mascot Ron will make a special appearance, along with LifeFit Wellness who will be there with their niggle clinic and Central FM providing some motivational music!
Can't make it in person? Participate virtually between 6am-6pm on Sunday 13th October. Connect your fundraising page to Strava to track your time and earn a finishers medal.
We suggest a £100 fundraising target - every penny counts!
There's a chance to win prizes for best dressed and top performers, thanks to Ogilvie's sponsorship. Plus, a LifeFit Wellness voucher awaits the highest fundraiser! Prizes are exclusive to our in-person event.
Last year saw our biggest 10K yet raising over £50,000; register now and support your local hospice on 13th October; every contribution counts.
Your support ensures we can continue caring for those in need in your local community.
Are you aged 15-16 or School age?
For our younger runners, we will once again be awarding the Paul Canavan Memorial Cup to the fastest runner, male or female, aged 15-16 years; and also our school's shield to the fastest 15yrs to school-age participant.
With thanks to our Strathcarron Hospice 10K sponsors for their continued support; Lightways Contractors Ltd, LifeFit Wellness and Class One Traffic Management.
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