Lauren Josman,who works as the events manager at the hospice took part in last year's Mud 'n' Madness challenge
St Francis Hospice seeks fundraisers for muddy challenge
Lee-Ann Richards
, Reporter
Friday, January 4, 2013
3:45 PM
Residents can get fit while raising money for a good cause.
St Francis Hospice is appealing for people to take part in its Mud ‘n’ Madness challenge on Saturday February 9 at Stubbers Adventure Centre in Ockendon Road, Upminster.
The 7.5km challenge consists of a series of army style challenges over 1,500m, 800m on the water, a 1,400m run, river crossing, obstacle course, 2,400m run through a muddy course and more.
Places are £25, for more information call 01708 771405.
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