We've decided to run the Plymouth Half Marathon on April 23rd (less that two weeks time)...!

We're putting ourselves through 13 miles of pain to raise money, in order to support the amazing work of Surfers Against Sewage. 

Please donate whatever you can & spread the word!

We're hoping to run in under 2 hours (give or take!!)

Thank you

A little more about SAS.....

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is an environmental charity protecting the UK’s oceans, waves and beaches for all to enjoy safely and sustainably, via community action, campaigning, volunteering, conservation, education and scientific research.

We aim to create measurable improvements in the state of our oceans, waves and beaches through changes in public behaviour, government policy and industry practices.

Any donations, no matter how big or small, will go towards helping to protect our ocean playground for generations to come.

If you can't donate any money, instead please donate a few minutes of your time to sign the latest petition:

 'Message In a Bottle':  https://www.sas.org.uk/campaign/message-in-a-bottle/

How your donations help…

• £10 will help us to equip a family to take part in a beach clean, helping us to buy bin bags, gloves, insurance and first aid kits.
• £20 will help us to send out over 650 text messages to water users when raw sewage is being discharged at their local beach.
• £50 will help us pay for community information campaign materials to educate local communities about the issues affecting their coastline.
• £100 will help get our campaigns team in front of policy & decision makers
• £1,000 will help us to train & equip a regional representative to care for their local coastal region.
• £5,000 will pay for us to publish a scientific report into one of the many issues affecting our coastline.
• £10,000 will help our campaigns team to organise campaign actions throughout the year and lobby government and industry.
• £25,000 could help us to run our education programme for an entire year and inspire the next generation of environmentalists.