Challenge 250 is a community fundraising challenge for you to raise funds your way to support people affected by breast cancer. Whether it’s on your own, with friends, family or work colleagues there are plenty of ways you can get involved.

Run, walk, swim, squat, bake, make, sing, knit, host an afternoon tea or quiz...the possibilities are endless!

Why?

We are asking for you to be part of our Community Challenge 250 and be part of our LittleLiftsCommunity so that together we can support many more people facing treatment for breast cancer. Our charity provides practical and emotional support for people undergoing breast cancer treatment by giving them a Little Lifts Box full of specially chosen products which alleviate the side effects of treatment, and we need your help to do this. Every £1000 raised means approximately 15 people will receive a Box before or during their treatment for breast cancer. Our recipients say that a Little Lifts Box makes a huge difference to their wellbeing:

‘It is not a box of cutlery and tea bags, it is a gesture of compassion and understanding sent without judgement and with no expectation, from fellow members of a club that no one wants to be part of.’

When?

This challenge started in August 2021, and because you’re doing it your way, there’s no time limit! 

Free to register, a fundraising page with a target of £250 will be automatically created - don't forget to include what you'll be getting up to on your page! Fundraising resources will be provided and we will be on hand to support you along the way!

We hope you can join us!

*Please ensure any national or local government guidelines regarding Covid-19 are adhered to at all times, and that you ensure all reasonable risk assessments have been carried out prior to your activity. If you are completing a physical challenge, you must ensure you exercise safely, and effectively warm up and cool down. Little Lifts cannot be held responsible for any injuries or damage which may occur to you or others, during, or as a result of, this challenge.*