With the London Marathon postponed, we are all invited to support charities through The 2.6 Challenge, a nationwide
fundraising campaign launched in response to COVID-19 to Save the UK's Charities. 

The Chamberlain Dunn team are supporting The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare where the funds raised will be used to buy trees to plant at the Centre’s 190+ NHS Forest sites across the UK. These will enhance green spaces at hospitals and health centres, allowing people to enjoy green space at NHS sites for therapy,
rehabilitation and relaxation.

The CD team are coming together and aiming to achieve:

• Counting to 26 in Welsh - Ali Dunn
• Finding 26 different wildflowers - Kirsten Wass
• Walking 26 miles - Will Chamberlain-Webber
• Running 26 miles - Ellie Hayden
• Cycling 26 miles - Lauren Crawford
• 26 point table tennis volley - Rachael Fisher
• Baking 26 alphabet cupcakes - Joy Shepherd

The Centre says that this is particularly important now, as the spread of COVID-19 is naturally causing high levels of stress and anxiety among healthcare workers. The British Medical Association has reminded NHS staff of the importance of looking after each other, as well as their patients, and has advised staff to call on tried and tested coping strategies, such as taking a break in fresh air.  

Anything that you are able to donate towards this goal would be hugely appreciated.

For more info, please visit:

https://chamberlaindunn.co.uk/projects/our-2-6-challenge-2020/