In May 2021, my cousin Ben and I teamed up to solve 100 Rubik’s Cubes in 100 minutes in aid of Kidasha, a small charity doing big things in Nepal. We raised over £2000 and over the past 18 months, we’ve seen how this money has helped transform the lives of some of the most socially excluded children in the country through a wide range of brilliant projects and programmes delivered by local people and local partners.

This year, to celebrate Kidasha’s 25^th anniversary and my appointment to its Board of Trustees, we’re back with an even bigger and better [and crazier?] challenge….

A 25-hour Rubik’s Cube marathon!

Between the two of us, and possibly with the help of some of our Rubik’s Cube solving pals along the way, we’ll be cubing non-stop for 25 hours.

Last year was all about speed. This year is all about stamina. I solve Rubik’s Cubes the traditional way. Ben has cerebral palsy and so has to be a bit more creative, solving them on his iPad with his nose. Do we have what it takes to keep on cubing for 25 hours? Find out on 5^th November when we start the clock!

Every pound donated is so gratefully received and helps give some of the world’s poorest children better life chances and a brighter future.

धन्यवाद (thank you!)