AD National Three Peaks Challenge
AD are taking part in the grueling National Three Peaks Challenge in order to raise funds for World Child Cancer.
This event is truly stunning as it takes in the highest peaks of Scotland, England and Wales, but also immensely demanding as the team have to complete the challenge within just 24 hours.
The team will start at 5 am and head to Ben Nevis in Scotland; standing at the western end of the Grampian Mountains, Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the British Isles and is formed from the collapsed dome of an ancient volcano.
Mountain number 2 is Scafell Pike; it is the highest mountain in England and consists of a steep ascent. The team will also descend in darkness before trying to catch some sleep on the drive to Snowdonia for the concluding climb and descent.
It's a difficult challenge for professionals and our team consists of staff who have never undertaken such an event before.
They are all putting in hours of training to prepare for the challenge and would appreciate your support!
Please sponsor and support our team members in this amazing challenge -
- Steve Doyle
- Kizzy Doyle
- Jon Fellows
- Ronnie Kingshott
- Sonya Russell
- Amy Roud
- Emma Wallace
- Shaun Harris
- Rob Bristow
- Simon O'Connor
- Dale Roberts
- Ian McHale
Sponsor Here -
https://worldchildcancer.charitycheckout.co.uk/pf/ad-construction-group-threepeaks
Hear more about the challenge here-
https://www.charitychallenge.com/expedition/itinerary/2901/National-Three-Peaks-Challenge#tabs
The three mountains are:
Snowdon, in Wales (1085m)
Scafell Pike, in England (978m)
Ben Nevis, in Scotland (1345m)
A popular misconception is that the three mountains that form the challenge are the three tallest on the British mainland. Rather, they are the tallest mountains within each representative country:
Scafell Pike is the tallest in England.
Snowdon, the tallest in Wales
Ben Nevis the tallest in Scotland
Fun Fact - Over one hundred peaks in Scotland are higher than Scafell Pike, and 56 higher than Snowdon.
Your donations will make a huge difference to help support children living with cancer -
£25 funds accurate diagnosis for 10 children in Bangladesh
£50 pays for life-saving chemotherapy for a child in Ghana
£100 could support accurate diagnosis for 5 children with cancer in Cameroon
£200 covers the salary of a nurse on a children's cancer ward in Cameroon for a month
£300 covers the cost of a play-worker on a children's cancer ward in Myanmar for a year
£500 funds the treatment of a child with Burkitts lymphoma in Malawi
£1,500 pays for a palliative care outreach nurse on a motorbike in Cameroon for a year
£2,000 could pay for essential ward equipment for one year in Malawi
£3,000 could pay for materials to renovate a children's cancer ward in Cameroon
Please support and sponsor our team for undertaking this demanding challenge !
Every penny you can spare will help this amazing charity and encourage our team in their endeavours.
Thank you!
