Take a slow dash and help Sue Ryder charity
We lost my dad to cancer in 2015, just 18 months after we’d lost my mum to the same illness.
Dad was cared for by the excellent Sue Ryder Nurses in his last days and we wanted to give something back to say thank you for helping us through one of the most difficult times in our lives.
That’s how the charity’s December Daily Dash was born.
The Sue Ryder December Daily Dash asks fundraisers to run, jog or walk every day of the month to raise vital funds for the charity.
We wanted the challenge to be all about choice and accessibility – so you can do the Dash wherever, however and at any pace that you’d like.
Initially, it was just us joined by 11 friends – now there is a community of over 2,000 people that take part in the challenge to raise money for Sue Ryder’s palliative and bereavement support!
It doesn’t matter how you take it on, with friends, with family or on your own. Do it for yourself, do it to support a loved one, or do it in memory of a loved one.
Not only will running, jogging or walking everyday help to raise money for Sue Ryder, which supports people through the most difficult times of their lives, whether that’s a terminal illness or the loss of a loved one, but it’s a fun way to take time out for you.
We have created a wonderful community that motivate each other to keep going through the grey, rainy days.
You can sign up to the December Daily Dash by visiting DecemberDailyDash.com.
On behalf of us and Sue Ryder, thank you.
Jackie and Mark Smith
Founders of the December Daily Dash and Sue Ryder fundraisers
By email
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