Register now for the Conwy Dark Run - 26th October for Hope House Children's Charities.

 


*Pictured above - the special Dark Run glow medal.

Conwy’s Fundraising Dark Run on 26th October for Hope House Children’s Hospices...organised by John Hatton.

Please register as soon as possible...

Introduction by Don Hale.

https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com

 

The Conwy Dark Run is all set to go ahead once again and this year it will be staged on Saturday 26th October from 6pm at the RSPB Nature Reserve at Conwy and  will help to raise thousands of pounds for Hope House Children’s Hospices.


MC John Hatton will be present and he is bound to add to the fun at Conwy, and he will also be the MC for a similar DarK run event at Penrhyn Castle.

 

Entrants will have the option to run or walk either the full 5k course, or the 2.5k reduced version, and they will be encouraged to wear fancy dress or Halloween themed costumes.


Publicity and fundraising for Conwy Dark Run.

 

It’s time to glow crazy for Hope House Children’s Hospices and have fun in the dark! Run, jog or walk, join with friends, take your family or do it solo the choice is yours!

 

We can’t wait to light up Conwy and see everyone waving their glow sticks in aid of local families.

The warm-up-will start at 6.10pm, and at 6.30pm sharp the starter hooter goes crazy!

 

Complete the Dark Run amidst music, cheering spectators and finish your 5k Dark Run for your extra special goody bag (2.5k for tired legs). There is no dress code but if you fancy going all neon or Halloween, we always love the colourful scenes our Dark Run crowds create.

 

Sign up today and you will ensure that we can continue to be there for every family who needs us. Thank you to Capalona for acting as our medal sponsors.


 

What you need to know:

 

• Registration is £10 per adult and £5 per child* (under 16 years).

*Every child entrant must be accompanied by a participating, paying adult. Up to 3 accompanying children per adult entry.

• Everyone must bring a head torch

* No dogs are permitted on site

• We ask every Dark Runner to raise as much as they can to help us to provide expert care for local children with life threatening conditions.

*Eventbrite fees will be applied at checkout.

 

By registering for this event, you are agreeing to the following statement: 

 

I am taking part in this event at my own risk and the promoters, or any person involved in the organisation of the event, will not be responsible for any illness or injury caused by my participation. 

 

I will only participate on the day if I am fit enough to complete the course. I grant Hope House the right to use photographs/videos taken of me during the event, i.e. on the Hope House website/Facebook page. 

 

*Entry details and tickets are available via this link:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.../conwy-dark-run-2024...



 

The event is organised by Hope House Children’s Hospices.

 

We're here for children who are not expected to live longer than early adulthood. We're here to help them enjoy the best possible quality of life and make the most of every moment. 

 

We’re here 365 days a year for their parents and families too, who can often find it hard to cope and feel isolated.  We’re here throughout the lifetime of their child - and often well beyond - with specialist nursing care, counselling support, empathy & understanding.  We also offer bereavement counselling to anyone affected by the death of a child. Our dedicated teams work at Hope House and Tŷ Gobaith, in families' own homes and in the local community.

 

As a registered charity, we need to raise over £7.5 million every year. That’s well over £100,000 every week to make sure we can carry on being here for all the children and families who need us in Shropshire, Cheshire, Mid and North Wales.

 

At Hope House, we're committed to respecting your privacy and complying with current data protection regulations. To further understand how your information is used, how we maintain the security of your information, and your right to access the personal information that we hold for you, please visit: www.hopehouse.org.uk/footer-menu/privacy-policy.html. 

 

*Entry details are available via this link:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/conwy-dark-run-2024-tickets-950005942347?aff=odcleoeventsincollection


*Previous blog links (*below) to the Conwy Dark Run fundraiser:


Don Hale Blog: Unique drone footage of 2022 Dark Run for Ty Gobai... https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2023/10/unique-drone-footage-of-2022-dark-run.html?spref=tw


Don Hale Blog: Spooky Dark Run success for Hope House and Ty Goba... https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com/20

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