Ryan Kidd’s Ten Peak Challenge

RYAN KIDD'S TEN PEAK CHALLENGE IN MEMORY OF IAIN CARROLL

RAISING £10,000 FOR THE UK SEPSIS TRUST!

On the 27th April 2023, I will be undertaking my biggest challenge yet, where I will be taking on a Ten Peak Challenge. My whole life, I have enjoyed taking myself into the unknown and breaking down the limits within myself, and this event I have created will be doing precisely that. My motivation for this challenge is knowing that I will represent an incredible charity such as The UK Sepsis Trust.

I am doing this challenge in memory of Iain Carroll, who sadly lost his life to Sepsis on the 12th July 2018. Iain was a father of two and a hero in his own right. Iain served as a firefighter for the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service for 16 years.

This challenge is one I want to share with as many people as possible and have my journey heard. Therefore I will be sharing the entire journey across my social media platforms. Be sure to check out my Linkedin, FaceBook and Instagram (@tenpeakchallenge)

I also have some amazing companies sponsoring this event, and I am very thankful for their support; you have no idea how much it means to me!

Before you choose to donate and support me on this event, I want you to understand that I appreciate every single bit of kindness, and the generosity so far has been overwhelming.

More details about the charity and the event is below:

During the 27th April 2023, I will be taking on ten peaks across Scotland consecutively in the order below:

1. Ben Nevis

2. Beinn a'Chleibh

3. Ben Dubhcraig

4. Ben Lui

5. Ben Oss

6. Beinn Ime

7. Beinn Narnain

8. The Cobbler

9. Ben Vorlich

10. Ben Vane

My motto during this event will be

‘Serve - Give - Grow’

For me, this event is about creating awareness of Sepsis and the effects it has on families across the UK.

Please join me in making a difference!

Some key facts about the charity:

1️⃣ #Sepsis is the body's overreaction to an infection.

2️⃣ It affects 245,000 people in the UK every year, claiming 48,000 lives.

3️⃣ With early diagnosis, sepsis is often treatable, so knowing about it saves lives.