100 Miles For Orphans Challenge – Endurance Medal for Charity.

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  • Date Wed 1st January 2025 - Wed 31st December 2025
  • Location Virtual Event
  • Price £30.00
  • Races 1 race

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100 Miles For Orphans Challenge – Endurance Medal for Charity.

Wed 1st January 2025 - Wed 31st December 2025

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Get ready to lace up your running shoes for the 100 Miles For Orphans Challenge, an inspiring event organized by Running Mad! From January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025, participants will embark on a meaningful journey in Luton, Bedfordshire, as they commit to running a total of 100 miles to support orphan care projects and educational opportunities.

This challenge is not just about running; it’s about making a difference in the lives of those in need. Every mile you conquer stands as a testament to your dedication and compassion, ultimately helping to improve health and living conditions for orphans around the world. At the finish line, you'll receive a unique medal that symbolizes your commitment to this cause and your personal achievement. Join a community of like-minded runners and turn your passion for running into a powerful force for good. Step up for the challenge and let each mile you run pave the way for a brighter future for orphans!

100 Miles For Orphans Challenge – Endurance Medal for Charity.

Wed 1st January 2025 - Wed 31st December 2025

A triangular medal with intricate designs lies on a dark surface. It has red, white, and blue ribbons with text. A hand points to a rocket on the medal, symbolizing a space-themed event. A medal on a tree stump in a garden setting. The medal features a design with a young child and various buildings, and is attached to a red and purple ribbon with sponsors' names. A gold-colored, hexagonal medal with engraved cityscape and a face design. It features the text "Running Mad" and "Human Apparel" with a red and purple ribbon attached. A gold medal with an embossed design featuring a child and cityscape. The medal reads "Running Mad 100 Miles 4 Orphans." It hangs from a purple and red ribbon printed with white text. A gold medal with an embossed cityscape and a pointing hand. It hangs from a purple and red ribbon with text. The medal has engraved text honoring someone, though the details aren't fully visible. The setting is a neutral background. A gold medal hangs from a purple and red ribbon. The medal features an illustration of a hand with two fingers raised and an inscription of a quote. The medal reads "Running Mad 100 Miles 4 Orphans.

Organiser's Description

Begin the 100 Miles For Orphans Challenge

A Commitment to Change Lives

Embark on a Life-Changing Journey Take on the 100 Miles For Orphans Challenge. Transform your love for running into a force for good.

Extend Your Heart With Every Step

The Power of Purposeful Running Joining this challenge helps support:

Orphan care projects
Educational opportunities
Improved health and living conditions

A Medal That Tells a Story

The Emblem of Compassion Finishers receive a medal that symbolizes:

Solidarity with orphans
Charitable commitment
Personal achievement

The Heart of the Challenge

Uniting Runners for a Cause This is more than endurance. It's a movement. Runners unite to support those in need.

Make Each Mile Meaningful

Your Strides Towards a Greater Goal Each step you take in the challenge supports:

Orphan futures
A legacy of kindness
Global citizenship spirit

Step Up for the Challenge

Join the Movement It's simple to make a difference:

Register for the challenge.
Commit to the distance.
Begin your purposeful journey.
Reach milestones.
Change lives.

Together for a Better Tomorrow

Create a Collective Impact Joining together has a global effect. Earn your medal. Be part of a community of caring runners.

Races

  • 100 Miles or Open Challenge - Choose Your Own Distance

    £30.00

    Booking for more than 1?

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  • 100 Miles or Open Challenge - Choose Your Own Distance

    £30.00

    Booking for more than 1?

Course Details

Our virtual event is uniquely designed to cater to your preference and convenience. As a participant, you have the freedom to design your own course. Choose a path that's fantastic and flat for setting a quick time or craft a route with varying terrains for an extra challenge. Whether you aim to beat your personal best or enjoy a scenic stroll, our event adapts to meet your goals.

This is a virtual event, meaning the course is entirely up to you! Run in your local park, jog along your favorite river trail, or even complete the challenge on a treadmill. The power is in your hands to create a course that motivates and excites you. Go for a nice, flat easy challenge or design a route that tests your limits. It's your choice, your challenge, and your chance to shine!

What's Included

When you book a place at our event, you're setting yourself up for a flexible, empowering, and rewarding experience. Here's what you can expect:

Complete Flexibility: This is a virtual event designed to fit into your life. You can start the challenge anytime and anywhere that suits you. Whether it's early morning jogs or evening walks, the power is in your hands to decide.

Ongoing Support: Even though the event is virtual, our support isn't. Expect motivational emails and access to our community forum where you can share experiences and tips with fellow participants.

Celebratory Medals: Everyone loves recognition, and we believe in celebrating your achievement. Every Monday, we post out well-deserved medals to our participants. Whether you've completed your challenge or are midway, your medal will symbolize your commitment and effort.

Personalised Certificate: Along with the medal, you'll receive a super cool certificate that you can personalize with your real-life details. It's not just a certificate; it's a testament to your dedication and hard work.

Flexible Timing: We understand that everyone's schedule is different. That's why there's no set start time. Begin when you're ready and complete the challenge at your own pace.

Remember, it's not just about crossing the finish line; it's about the journey you embark on to get there. We're excited to be a part of your adventure and can't wait to celebrate your success!

  • Bespoke Medals: Receive a beautifully designed medal, a tangible symbol of your accomplishment and dedication. It's not just any medal; it's customized to make your achievement feel even more special.
  • All Levels Welcome: Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned athlete, our event is designed to be inclusive and adaptable to all fitness levels.
  • Medals are posted out as soon as possible

How to Get There

Preparing for Your Virtual Location:

1. Selecting Your Course:
Choose a route that's easily accessible to you and fits your challenge goals. It could be as simple as stepping out your front door or heading to a nearby park or trail.

2. Transportation to Start Line:
Since this is a virtual event, there's no need to worry about parking or public transport! Your start line is wherever you decide - just step outside, and you're ready to go.

3. Setting Up Your Equipment:
If you're running on a treadmill or using other equipment, ensure it's all set up and functioning well before the event starts. Test out your gear and make any necessary adjustments for a smooth experience.

4. Downloading Necessary Apps:
Make sure any tracking or fitness apps you'll use are downloaded, updated, and fully charged on your device. Familiarize yourself with how they work to avoid any technical issues on the day of the challenge.

5. Planning for Weather:
If you're heading outdoors, check the weather forecast in advance and dress appropriately. Remember to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen if it's sunny.

6. Virtual Check-In:
There's no physical check-in, but don't forget to log into any event apps or forums to mark your start. Share your excitement and progress with the community!

Parking

Local Parks or Trails: If you're heading to a local park or trail, check the park's website or contact local authorities for information on parking availability and any associated fees or time restrictions.

Residential Areas: If your route takes you through residential areas, be mindful of local parking regulations. Avoid blocking driveways or parking in restricted zones.

Public Transport: Consider using public transportation to get to your starting point if it's farther away. This can also be a great option if you're planning a point-to-point route and need a way back to your starting location.

Carpooling: If you're participating with friends or family members, consider carpooling to reduce the number of vehicles and make parking easier.

Early Arrival: For popular locations, try to start your challenge early in the day when parking is more readily available.

Safety First: Always park in well-lit areas and secure your vehicle. If you're leaving belongings behind, keep them out of sight to deter theft.

Remember, one of the benefits of a virtual event is the convenience of starting from any location you choose. If you prefer not to worry about parking, selecting a route that you can access by foot or starting from your home might be the best option. Happy planning!

Location

Choosing Your Perfect Spot:

As a virtual event, your location is the comfort of your choice. Whether it's a familiar jogging path or a new adventure in a nearby park, the world is your course. Here are some suggestions and considerations to keep in mind:

Safety First: Choose a location that is safe and well-lit, especially if you plan to complete the challenge during early or late hours. Ensure the path is clear of hazards and is pedestrian-friendly.

Accessibility: Consider the accessibility of your chosen route. If you're aiming for a fast time, a flat and smooth path might be your best bet. For a more scenic and challenging route, you might opt for trails or areas with varying elevations.

Privacy and Permissions: Ensure the area is open to the public and doesn't require special permissions or entry fees. Respect private property and adhere to all local regulations.

Weather and Environment: Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Dress appropriately for the conditions and stay hydrated, especially if you're challenging yourself in warmer climates or more strenuous routes.

Community and Support: Though you're selecting your own location, remember that you're part of a broader community taking on the same challenge. Share your location ideas, photos, and experiences in the community forum to inspire and connect with fellow participants.

Remember, the beauty of a virtual event is that you can tailor it to fit your lifestyle, preferences, and fitness goals. Choose a location that excites you, challenges you, or even comforts you. This is your race at your place!

FAQs

  • When will I receive my medal and certificate?

    Medals and certificates are dispatched every Monday. Depending on your location, it should arrive within a few days after dispatch. You don't have to complete the challenge to receive them; they are sent to motivate and celebrate your journey!

  • Do I need to prove I completed the challenge?

    Honesty is key in our community! We encourage you to track your progress using any fitness-tracking app and share your results in our community forum. However, we trust in your integrity and don't require proof for medal and certificate dispatch.

  • What if I can't complete the challenge?

    That's okay! Our challenge is about personal progress and doing your best. You can complete it at your own pace, and if life gets in the way, you can always try again or modify your goals. Your effort is what truly counts.

  • Is there a deadline to start or complete the challenge?

    There is no set deadline! The beauty of our virtual challenge is that it's designed to fit your life. Start and finish at your own pace, and remember, the journey is just as important as the destination.

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