Step Challenge
01 June 2020 - 31 December 2020
Event details
01 June 2020 - 31 December 2020
Registration fee: Free
Minimum fundraising target: £295
Step target: 295,000
Join our Step Challenge and take 295,000 steps, one for every woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer globally each year. Walk, run, dance or hop your steps and together we can fund life-saving research.
Join us: Get started by joining the Step Challenge as an individual or team and setting up a fundraising page.
Track: Track your progress using a fitness tracker app or enter your steps onto your fundraising page manually.
Fundraise: Share your page, your story and why taking steps for ovarian cancer research is important to you.
- What is the Step Challenge
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It’s a virtual step challenge where you complete 295,000 steps, one for every woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer globally each year. Walk, run, dance or jump your steps and record your progress on your online fundraising page. Get sponsored for your achievements, raise funds for the next generation of ovarian cancer research and save lives.
- How can I complete my 295,000 steps?
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If you complete 10,000 steps a day, it's possible to reach 295,000 steps in one month. We have lots more ideas for you here. You can complete the 295,000 steps as a personal challenge, create a team and compete to see who achieves the most steps or combine your team’s efforts to collectively reach 295,000 steps.
- How much do I need to raise?
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We’re asking you to aim to raise £295 to fund the next generation of ovarian cancer research, but anything you can raise will make a huge difference. If you raise £10 a day you will reach your target. We have lots of fundraising ideas for you.
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