THERE is still time to sign up for Walk Ten at Beaulieu Motor Museum for Marie Curie Cancer Care, taking place this weekend.
Enjoy a 10k twilight walk around the beautiful National Park on Saturday and help Marie Curie nurses provide more free care to people with terminal illnesses in their own homes locally.
Following the walk at Beaulieu, which starts at 6pm, you will be welcomed back to a festival-like evening.
There is the opportunity to enjoy a curry or bring a picnic, while you enjoy Indian-inspired music, dancing, head massage and henna tattoos and face paints.
There will be a raffle with the opportunity to win a spa day, courtesy of Bath House Spa plus much more.
The evening will finish at 10pm, the time when many Marie Curie nurses start their shift, with a speech from a local Marie Curie nurse and fireworks to celebrate their work.
Louise Stone, Marie Curie Cancer Care’s events manager for London and south east, said: “There’s been a really positive response to the fourth Walk Ten at Beaulieu, especially with the new route, and there’s still time for anyone who hasn’t registered to sign up.
“People taking part can expect a fun evening in the wonderful surroundings of Beaulieu Motor Museum. All the funds raised by participants will help Marie Curie nurses to provide more care to local people with terminal illnesses and we’d encourage everyone taking part to raise as much as they can.”
- To register for Walk Ten at Beaulieu and show your support for Marie Curie nurses or for more information about this or one of the other 17 Walk Ten taking place across the country, visit mariecurie.org.uk/walkten or call 0845 052 4184.
Registration is £10 per person in advance and £20 to register on the night, children go free.
Everyone is encouraged to raise as much sponsorship as they can to help Marie Curie nurses provide more free care to people with terminal illnesses in their own homes and in the charity’s hospices.
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