Krupa Patel
25 Peak Challenge
Fundraising for Epilepsy Action
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On 26 June, myself and 47 of my work colleagues from Mayer Brown, will set out to conquer 25 Lake District peaks in 24 hours!
We will be starting at Buttermere and ending in Glenridding.
The team will battle its way over 53 km with a total ascent of nearly 15,000ft, taking in virtually all the highest and most iconic fells in Lakeland, including the highest point in England at Scafell Pike. To put it in perspective for you, 15,000ft is the equivalent of scaling half the height of Everest!
This event is to raise money for Epilepsy Action which is particularly close to the hearts of many of us at Mayer Brown due to the tragic and untimely death of one of my fellow trainee solicitors last year.
Epilepsy Action is the largest member-led epilepsy organisation in Britain, acting as the voice for the UK's estimated 456,000 people with epilepsy, as well as their friends, families, carers, health professionals and the many other people on whose lives the condition has an impact. In addition to campaigning to improve epilepsy services and raise awareness of the condition, Epilepsy Action offers assistance in a number of ways including a national network of branches, accredited volunteers, regular regional conferences and freephone and email helplines.
Epilepsy Action relies on the generosity of the public and businesses for about 90 per cent of its income and as little as £10 would pay for one call to the advice and information freephone helpline and £30 would enable an accredited volunteer to give a presentation in three schools as part of a schools awareness programme.
For more information on Epilepsy Action, please visit www.epilepsy.org.uk.
I would be enormously grateful for any donations made.
Thank you for your support.
Krupa
We will be starting at Buttermere and ending in Glenridding.
The team will battle its way over 53 km with a total ascent of nearly 15,000ft, taking in virtually all the highest and most iconic fells in Lakeland, including the highest point in England at Scafell Pike. To put it in perspective for you, 15,000ft is the equivalent of scaling half the height of Everest!
This event is to raise money for Epilepsy Action which is particularly close to the hearts of many of us at Mayer Brown due to the tragic and untimely death of one of my fellow trainee solicitors last year.
Epilepsy Action is the largest member-led epilepsy organisation in Britain, acting as the voice for the UK's estimated 456,000 people with epilepsy, as well as their friends, families, carers, health professionals and the many other people on whose lives the condition has an impact. In addition to campaigning to improve epilepsy services and raise awareness of the condition, Epilepsy Action offers assistance in a number of ways including a national network of branches, accredited volunteers, regular regional conferences and freephone and email helplines.
Epilepsy Action relies on the generosity of the public and businesses for about 90 per cent of its income and as little as £10 would pay for one call to the advice and information freephone helpline and £30 would enable an accredited volunteer to give a presentation in three schools as part of a schools awareness programme.
For more information on Epilepsy Action, please visit www.epilepsy.org.uk.
I would be enormously grateful for any donations made.
Thank you for your support.
Krupa