West Sussex Mind is inviting people to take part in its first ever 5k Fun Run and Walk, in Worthing on November 27th.
Open to all ages and abilities, the Mental Elf 5k Fun Run and Walk is open to all runners, walkers, families, teams, wheelchairs and pushchairs - elf costumes preferred but not essential.
The ticketed event will generate funds to enable West Sussex Mind to support local adults and young people with their mental health.
The run will be started by mayor Henna Chowdhury, who has chosen the charity as one of three she's supporting this year.
It'll also be attended by Worthing Town Crier Bob Smytherman, a trustee of West Sussex Mind.
The run will take place along the Worthing parkrun route (along the prom) and Lancing and Sompting Lions have promised to bring their sleigh and Santa to give the event even more of a festive air.
Details:
£15 for adults
£10 for under 16s
£45 for family ticket - for families with up to three children
£95 for team of up to eight people - great for groups of friends or colleagues. Why not get a team from work together?
Tickets include:
- Free goody bag for the first 100 sign-ups
- Free warm-up session with a personal trainer
- Bespoke medal for every elf
- Prize for every child who spots our special elf characters on the way
- Fantastic running/walking experience with well-being boosts and the best cheers in West Sussex
- Most importantly, that feel good feeling that comes from supporting your local mental health charity.
Schedule:
Event registration on the day: from 9am
Free warm up session: 9.30am
Wave 1 runners start: 10am
Wave 2 walkers and everyone else starts: 10.10am
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