Neuroendocrine Cancer UK is thrilled to announce the upcoming Firewalk Challenge, a heart-pounding event that aims to raise vital funds for Neuroendocrine Cancer UK. This exhilarating challenge will take place on November 10, coinciding with World Neuroendocrine Cancer Day, at the Johnstone Bowling Club, Johnstone PA5 8LR.
Led by the indomitable spirit of Craig Speirs, our esteemed Neuroendocrine Cancer UK Ambassador, this event promises to be a testament to courage and determination. Having battled neuroendocrine cancer for a decade, Craig has already made a significant impact by raising an incredible £54,000 through various charity initiatives, including two Kiltwalks.
Now, Craig invites you to be a part of this extraordinary journey. Step out of your comfort zone, embrace the thrill, and experience the awe-inspiring sensation of walking across scorching hot coals, all in the name of raising awareness and funds for Neuroendocrine Cancer UK. By taking part in the Firewalk Challenge, you’ll play an integral role in helping us reach our ambitious goal of £100,000.
This unique event offers you an opportunity to stand alongside Craig and his supportive friends, as they fearlessly face the glowing embers. Not only will you contribute to a worthy cause, but you’ll also be part of an international movement, united in our mission to eradicate the challenges posed by neuroendocrine cancer.
By participating in the Firewalk Challenge, you’ll not only raise much-needed funds but also help us shed light on this rare form of cancer, ensuring that individuals and their families receive the support and resources they deserve.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to make a tangible difference. Rally your bravery, gather your friends, and sign up for the Firewalk Challenge today!
Read Craig’s Article: https://www.the-gazette.co.uk/news/23634572.elderslie-man-battling-rare-cancer-take-challenge/?ref=wa
Donate to Craig’s fundraiser: https://www.justgiving.com/page/craig-speirs-1686905726340
Email us to join the challenge: hello@nc-uk.org