The Virtual Kiltwalk is happening on 23rd-25th April 2021 and will be a mass, virtual event. So even though you will be completing your challenge following social distancing restrictions, there will be people all over Scotland taking part at the same time!
Best of all anything you raise will be topped up by 50% thanks to the Hunter Foundation – meaning we as a charity get an extra 50p on top of every £1 you raise.
This year has gotten off to a rocky start. Most of us are still at home, restricted with spending our time waiting for better times to come.
It is tempting to hibernate for the rest of the winter. But we are hoping the Virtual Kiltwalk will inspire you to set yourself a new challenge. Taking even a short walk every day can make a difference in your health and wellbeing. And having a goal to work towards is a great way to motivate yourself!
Whatever you manage to raise, your fundraising will help us carry out our work across Scotland.
Join #TeamSFAD and pledge to complete a walking challenge of your choosing. Whether you choose to walk 3, 5, 10 or more miles setting your challenge will give you a healthy, positive goal to reach.
You can sign up as an individual, team or family. Any age can take part!
By joining #TeamSFAD you will get:
· An exclusive 50% off code for registrations (meaning you only pay £6 instead of £12 for an adult registration or £3 instead of £6 for a child’s place)
· A Scottish Families t-shirt – perfect for training and for wearing on the big day
· Access to our #TeamSFAD Facebook walking group, with a chance to share tips and motivation with other virtual walkers
· Kiltwalk medal sent out by post after the event
We suggest a fundraising target of £50 per walker, but we will be very grateful for whatever you manage to raise.
Sign-up for the Virtual Kiltwalk
Fancy a live event instead? Please save the date for the return of Kiltwalk’s live event, bringing walkers together for a brilliant challenge in Glasgow! Scotland’s Kiltwalk will take place on 29 August, starting at Glasgow Green. For more information please contact sarah@sfad.org.uk