Walking Home For Christmas is Walking With The Wounded’s campaign to serve those who served us by organising a walk to raise money this Christmas.
Walk home, walk somewhere important to you, walk somewhere creative - the challenge is yours.
Find out more and sign up today to get your free fundraising pack and Santa hat at www.walkinghomeforchristmas.com
The trees are designed to represent the number of veterans we have supported during this time.
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See the stories and the supporters who stepped out and raised more than £100k
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Great North Run Ballot opens early January, don’t forget to enter!
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The Marathon des Sables (MdS) is a grueling race across the Sahara Desert, and it attracts thousands of runners every year. Over the years, WWTW has invited different teams to take part in the event on behalf of the charity and this year we have our biggest team yet! In our latest interview, Josh Hignell shares some thoughts on why he is taking part and how he is preparing for the race:
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The majority of people who read this will not be taking part in Walking With The Wounded's annual Walking Home For Christmas campaign. Why? Because although it's free to sign up, it requires a bit more commitment, a bit more organisation and a bit more oomph to line up a few friends, ask for donations and step outside your door when it is wet and wild outside and you have a list of jobs to do before Christmas longer than your legs. We like being comfortable.
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Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) CEO, Edward Parker and a team of veterans are getting ready to set off on a 122 mile trek (almost the equivalent of 5 marathons) from the WWTW North East Hub in Gateshead Civic Centre to the North West Hub based in Canada Street, Manchester. This is in aid of Walking Home For Christmas. The campaign supports ex-servicemen and women who are alone this Christmas.
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