Islamic Relief is kicking off weekly “10K Step Challenges” in different cities across the UK, encouraging people to step up for children in need by taking 10,000 steps a day for seven days.
This #CharityWeek, join thousands of people who are stepping up for children in need by taking on the @CharityWeek 10k Step Challenge!
You can help change the lives of children who are struggling against the dreaded poverty cycle.
🚶🏽👉Sign up now! https://t.co/RuTXgivkhD pic.twitter.com/MZg5O4fddq
— Islamic Relief UK (@IslamicReliefUK) October 8, 2022
The first challenge will be in Snowden on Saturday, October 15.
“A staggering 1 in 5 children worldwide live in extreme poverty. And that’s why Charity Week is so important!” Islamic Relief wrote on its website.
“A 100% volunteer-led campaign in support of orphans and needy children, Charity Week last year raised over a record breaking £1.8 million to help children across the globe in desperate need of our support.”
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