This February, join hundreds of supporters for Weston Hospicecare’s Men’s March — a scenic 10-mile charity walk that makes a difference in our community.
Enjoy breathtaking views of the Weston coastline as you walk past Birnbeck Pier, through Weston Woods, and on to Sand Point, before making your way back to the Royal Hotel.
Upon finishing, celebrate your achievement with a refreshing pint of Thatchers Gold and a delicious Parson’s Bakery pasty while enjoying the Six Nations rugby with your fellow marchers.
Whether you walk solo or gather your dad, brother, son, or friends, you’ll be alongside fellow supporters, all united in raising vital funds for end-of-life care in our local community.
What’s Included:
- Entry to the 10-mile walk
- Support from back walkers, vehicles, marshals, and first aid teams
- A pint of Thatchers cider (or soft drink)
- Souvenir Men’s March pint glass
- Delicious Parson’s Bakery pasty
- Watching the Six Nations on the big screen
- Supporting your local hospice
- Please note: Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and will be provided a soft drink on completion.
Why Your Participation Matters: Did you know that Weston Hospicecare only receives 18% of its funding from the NHS? This means that the majority of our financial support comes from the generosity of individuals and local communities. Events like Men’s March are vital for raising the funds we need to continue providing compassionate end-of-life care. While your entry fee covers the cost of participating, it’s your sponsorship that truly supports patients at Weston Hospicecare.
If one participant raises just £100, that could fund four child bereavement support sessions. If each participant raises £100, together that could provide care from a Community Nurse Specialist for 43 patients. So lace up those walking boots, rally your friends, and step up for Weston Hospicecare.
By joining Men’s March, you play a crucial role in sustaining our services. Every pound raised helps bridge the funding gap, ensuring that no one faces their final days alone. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in our community—thank you for your support!
