Just Move November 2.0

After the success of the 100km challenge in 2019, we have decided to get moving again this November! With the way this year has turned out, we believe everyone deserves a much needed lift none more so than the two charities we will be donating the funds to! So please join us again for the month of November as we all try to reach the 100km goal walking, running, crawling etc. with all money raised going to two amazing charities in Crumlins Children’s Hospital & Suicide or Survive we will be announcing soon. CMRF Crumlin was originally set up to provide vital funding to paediatric research, which was and remains utterly underfunded. This is an area which is considered a beacon of hope to hundreds of thousands of families who face weeks, months and often years of disruption and challenge due to childhood illness, disease or disability right across the world. Research is a global effort to find better treatments and cures, management and preventative strategies. CMRF Crumlin also provide critical supports and funding to sick children from all over Ireland who attend CHI Crumlin for diagnosis, treatment, and care on their patient journey. Each year at least 120,000 children attend Crumlin for critical care and support. CMRF Crumlin have three core goals, their CMRF Crumlin Pillars. Funding initiatives, research and projects that will: * Save young lives * Improve the quality of life for children living with childhood disease or illness * Enhance patient experience and brighten sick children’s days Suicide or Survive (SOS) is a nationwide Irish charity focused on breaking down the stigma associated with mental health issues and ensuring that those affected have access to quality recovery services that are right for the individual. Exercise can have a positive impact on mental health. It reduces stress, improves self-confidence, boosts brainpower. It releases the feel-good chemicals that we need to keep well mentally and protects the brain from mental health illnesses such as depression.