Walker's stories

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Fundraiser, Tina Cox, and 12 friends supported Breast Cancer Awareness Month by walking around the beautiful grounds of Chatsworth House. Tina said, "We had a lovely day. The weather, company and food were excellent."
 Fundraiser, Tina Cox, and 12 friends supported Breast Cancer Awareness Month by walking around the beautiful grounds of Chatsworth House. Tina said, "We had a lovely day. The weather, company and food were excellent."
More than 30 people joined fundraiser, Mary Franklin, on her ten-mile North Cotswolds Friendship Walk, around Blockley. Mary held a cake sale the week before to encourage people to join her walk. The incentive was they could burn off the cakes they had just eaten. She said, "Several people found it quite a challenge and had to push themselves on to the end. But they were all really proud of themselves." The walk raised just over £1,000.
 More than 30 people joined fundraiser, Mary Franklin, on her ten-mile North Cotswolds <strong>Friendship Walk</strong>, around Blockley. Mary&nbsp;held a cake sale the week before to encourage people to join her walk. The incentive was&nbsp;they&nbsp;could burn off the cakes&nbsp;they had just eaten.&nbsp;She said, &quot;Several people found it quite a challenge and had to push themselves on to the end. But they were all really proud of themselves.&quot; The&nbsp;walk raised just over &pound;1,000.

Fundraiser, Peggy Simson, rallied together 80 Soroptimists from the south east region to enjoy a Friendship Walk at Hyde Park. Some of the walkers did several laps of the three-kilometre route.

 <p class="LeftBodyCopy">Fundraiser, Peggy Simson, rallied together 80 Soroptimists from the south east region to enjoy a <strong>Friendship Walk</strong> at Hyde Park. Some of the walkers did several laps of the three-kilometre route.</p>
Fundraiser, Catherine Boyd, was Walk Champ at Northern Ireland's first-ever Friendship Walk. Catherine's 'Pink Vogies' walk helped the Charity raise breast cancer awareness in Portavogie.
 Fundraiser, Catherine Boyd, was <strong><em>Walk Champ</em></strong> at Northern Ireland's first-ever <strong>Friendship Walk</strong>. Catherine's 'Pink Vogies' walk helped the Charity raise breast cancer awareness in Portavogie.