Our Mission

On July 20th, our fabulous flamboyance of flamingos will embark on an epic 30-mile journey, waddling our way from Fowey to Padstow across beautiful Cornwall. Dressed in full flamingo regalia, we're taking on this coast-to-coast challenge along the Saint's Way to raise vital funds and awareness for CoppaFeel! - a charity that has touched the lives of so many close to our hearts.

Why CoppaFeel!?

CoppaFeel! is dedicated to educating young people about breast cancer awareness and the importance of early detection. Their life-saving message has helped countless individuals detect breast cancer early when treatment options are most effective.

Our walk honours those we have sadly lost to breast cancer, friends and family undergoing treatment, and survivors who are thriving today, thanks in part to the crucial early detection message that CoppaFeel! promotes.

The Challenge

Our flamingo flock will tackle the stunning but challenging terrain between Cornwall's southern and northern coasts. That's 30 miles in a single day - no small feat in full flamingo attire!

We'll be starting at sunrise in Fowey and aiming to reach Padstow by sunset, crossing some of Cornwall's most beautiful (and hilly!) landscapes.

How You Can Help

Your donation, no matter the size, will make a real difference in the fight against breast cancer:

- £10 could help CoppaFeel! reach 100 young people with breast awareness information

- £25 could support their text reminder service for a week

- £50 could help train a Boobette (breast cancer awareness speaker)

- £100 could fund their education programs at a school or university

Join Our Flock!

Join us for the walk! Just complete this form https://forms.gle/qZZPWBkGL6jNoqQX7

You don't have to walk 30 miles in a flamingo costume to be part of our mission! Here are other ways you can get involved:

- Donate to our fundraiser

- Share our story on social media

- Meet us along the route to cheer us on

Thank you for supporting our pink-feathered mission to make a difference. Together, we can help ensure more people survive breast cancer through early detection.