6 guys, 4 causes & 3 peaks: Rupert, Tom, Digby, Will, James & Ben are doing the National 3 Peaks Challenge

We are climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike & Snowdon in under 24 hours to fund raise for the following charities. We would all be hugely grateful for your donations and support, as would those who will be receiving the money.

Tom is raising money for: Cystic Fibrosis

Having lost a close friend and family member to Cystic Fibrosis I am raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Ollie and I climbed Ben Nevis relatively shortly after his lung transplant which was a huge achievement and an inspiration for this trip. His journey has showed me the great work that money raised for the Cystic Fibrosis trust can achieve.

Digby is raising money for: Wicked Weather Watch

WWW is a charity that aims to provide clarity for children and young people about climate change and global warming. Find out more at www.wickedweatherwatch.org.uk.

Rupert, Will, James & Ben are raising money for: Rupert's sister Hannily (www.hannily.co.uk) & The Bath RUH Cancer Centre.

A word from Hannily:

"I am a former professional dancer and teacher and up until August 2017 I had a full time business training young, aspiring dancers and helping recreational dancers become fitter and more in tune with their bodies. In August, at the age of 35, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and have since received chemotherapy and surgery, to be followed by radiotherapy in the spring. After the treatment is over I will need some time to rebuild my body back to full strength and have some rehabilitation training, so that I am ready to go back to work. I would also like to have some training in nutrition and naturopathic medicine, to build into my business once I am well. I aim to build up a wellbeing business that incorporates, dance, movement and fitness, nutrition and meditation, helping anyone that feels they need to focus on their personal wellbeing and also assisting cancer patients during or after treatment. The RUH Cancer Centre was constructed during WWII as a temporary building and yet is still in operation today. Despite its antiquated state, the facility has looked after me incredibly well during my treatment and so I would like some of the money raised go towards the new Centre so it can go on helping others x".