Four men are climbing the UK's highest mountains to make sure no child grows up feeling forgotten.

Starting 20th August, David, Paul, Josh, and Mark will take on the challenge of the UK's tallest peaks: Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa). It's a huge physical test, but the reason behind it matters even more.

Our team will face steep climbs and long hours. What these children face lasts far longer, and they face it alone. Many end up in government-run institutions after being removed from unsafe homes or surviving on the streets.

These places are basic, with rows of metal beds, bare walls, and little else. Staff are stretched so thin that children can go for days without a caring conversation. There's food and a roof, but no one notices when they feel afraid or reminds them of their worth. That's where Route 61 comes in. Working alongside the juvenile justice system, they give these vulnerable children something many have never known: care, encouragement and the sense of family restoration. Your donation makes this possible.

How can you help?

Our goal is to raise £1 for every meter climbed. That's a total of £3,408. Every pound you donate transforms another step into a lifeline for a child who feels forgotten.

⛰️ Help David, Paul, Josh and Mark reach the summit. Give today and lift a child out of loneliness.

We believe no child should grow up feeling alone.

Want to know more about Route 61's work?

They equip Kenyan mentors and social workers to walk with vulnerable children and share the transforming love of God. Learn more at www.route61.net

4 guys on the side of a mountain… what could go wrong?!

David, Paul, Josh and Mark – climbing for change.