We’re inviting you to join Captain Tom 100 Challenge! 

Friday 30th April would have been Captain Toms 101st birthday. his family are encouraging everyone to get involved and raise money for charities across the UK. 

Some fun ideas to inspire your Captain Tom Challenge…

• Walk 100 steps an hour
• Do 100 laps of your garden
• Score 100 goals
• Bake 100 cakes 
• Climb 100 flights of stairs 
• Read 100 pages of your book
• Writing 100 letters

All you have to do is pick an activity and do it – you guessed it – 100 times!

Register your interest now!

Tell us you’re joining us and register your interest now!

Start fundraising

Fundraise via Virgin Money Giving – it’s simple, free, and a great way to fundraise on your own and as a group.

Once registered, we’ll be in touch with fundraising tips and advice on how to meet – and beat! – your sponsorship target.

Share your challenge journey

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram then share what you’ve been up to: from that first training session to crossing the finish line, we want to support you every step of the way!

Tag #Temwa and #CaptainTom100 when you share your fundraising challenge!

To find out more and to set up your virgin money giving fundraising page.

Why fundraise for Temwa?

Temwa works in rural northern Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. Nkhata Bay North, where we work, is located on the edge of Lake Malawi and is home to around 55,000 people. Most people living in this area live in a large, flat lakeside area, with the remaining living in very remote villages in the upland mountain range. The region is extremely isolated and receives very little or no government help. 40% of the population live on less than £1 a day, 16% are HIV-positive, and one in three people struggle to feed themselves each day.

By fundraising for Temwa, you will be helping bring about lasting change by helping supporting projects that:

• Provide communities with life-saving water filters that prevent harmful water-borne diseases
• Train villagers in the importance of sustainable farming good nutrition
• Plant trees to combat the effects of deforestation and climate change
• Run mobile HIV testing clinics and establish HIV support groups
• Promote young children’s literacy skills and fund students through secondary school

 

Thank you!