The Kiltwalk Returns

The KiltWalk Returns

On Sunday 26^th of September 2021 the lengendary ‘KiltWalk’ returns and we hope you will don your Kilt, to become one of the tartan-clad walkers taking part while raising vital funds to support our work.

One of the amazing facts about the Kiltwalk is that all your fundraising efforts will be topped up 50% by The Hunter Foundation. So, for every £1 that you raise, The Throat Cancer Foundation will get £1.50!

For everyone taking part in the event, we will send you a free t-shirt. In return, we’re asking all our Kiltwalkers to raise at least £100 to support our work. Remember, that will be made up to £150!

Full information and details can be found at https://www.thekiltwalk.co.uk/ and choose the Throat Cancer Foundation as your chosen charity.

If you want to know more about The Kiltwalk for the Throat Cancer Foundation, please email at hello@throatcancerfoundation.org.

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The Throat Cancer Foundation is a registered charity, and as such, your help is vital to us. Your support and generosity will enable us to reach out to all those touched by throat cancers and enable us to be a Voice for Hope.

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