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Twenty Four Seven Challenge for Lewis

We’re coming together for a unique endurance challenge to raise awareness and funds for our friend Lewis Moody and Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Event Start: 11:00 - 05/06/26 Event End: 11:00 - 06/06/26

Closes 06/07/2026

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We are My Name'5 Doddie Foundation and we're absolutely committed to our goal: A World Free of MND. We will leave no stone unturned in the relentless pursuit of this goal as we fund, guide and enable the smartest, most efficient MND research to catalyse a cure for motor neuron disease.

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The challenge is simple in concept, but powerful in execution:

7 kilometres (Lewis's shirt number) every hour, for 24 hours.

Starting at 11:00 on 05/06/26 and Finishing at 11:00 on 06/06/26.

This is a team-based event, designed to be tough, inclusive, and shared. Teams of 2 to 8 people will take it in turns to complete each 7km leg. While not everyone runs every hour, a team member must be present for every leg, keeping the challenge continuous for the full 24 hours.

The event will start and finish at Hartley Farm in Winsley, near Bath, culminating in time for the Bath Rugby vs Leicester Tigers Premiership fixture — the two clubs Lewis proudly represented during his career.

Why We’re Doing This

MND is a cruel disease. This challenge is about:

Raising vital funds for Lewis and his family, and for MND support and research

Creating awareness through a visible, relentless physical effort

Bringing people together to show what collective effort can achieve

The Format

7km every hour for 24 hours

Teams of 2 (elite) to 8 (challenging)

Buy the number of tickets for the size of team you want to enter (up to a maximum of 8), we'll be in touch closer to the time to organise the team admin.

Teams can rotate runners however they wish, but at least one team member must be present for the run on every hour throughout the challenge.

Day and night running — head torches and high-vis clothing are mandatory

Fully supported, friendly, and community-led

Basecamp will be set in a barn at Hartley Farm, acting as the start and finish point for every run and a shared hub for all competitors. Basecamp will have access to toilets and a small kitchen, giving teams a place to regroup, refuel, and support one another throughout the challenge.

Donation summary

Total
£56,721.64
+ £12,713.73 Gift Aid
Online
£56,521.64
Offline
£0.00
Direct
£44,900.21
Fundraisers
£11,821.43

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