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Nicki and Paul's fundraiser for Age UK Sunderland

Nicki and Paul Holborn is raising money for Age UK Sunderland

Arctic Circle 2026 · 13 March 2026 to 17 March 2026 · Start fundraising for this event

Age UK Sunderland is a local and independent charity run by and for the people of Sunderland. We support older people throughout the city and campaign on issues that affect them. We strive to ensure that older people in Sunderland are able to love later life, and deliver specialist support: • Tackling social isolation and loneliness • Alleviating financial hardship • Supporting people with dementia and their carers • Encouraging active aging and promoting positive wellbeing • People to remain independent in their own homes Please donate and help us in our mission to promote the wellbeing of all older people throughout the City of Sunderland, improve their quality of life and help them maintain their independence. All donations will be used to benefit older people in the city of Sunderland. Every donation we receive will help us to make a personal difference to the lives of older people, their families and carers. Every single donation, no matter how large or small, makes a difference. Thank you for your support

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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

I'd like to raise money and awareness for Age UK Sunderland.

On February 9th, I'll be racing in the Swedish Arctic, 293 mile (472km)self supported race from Abisko to Hemavan. The most is called 'Arctic Spine'

There will be a website for friends and family to follow the athletes progress.

The Montane Arctic Spine is a non-stop, 293 mile (472 km) foot race along the Kungsleden Trail in Arctic Sweden, one of the most stunning winter landscapes in the world. Starting at Abisko, you will journey through snowfields, Arctic tundra and frozen woodlands often breaking trail as you go towards your finish line at Hemavan. This is an expedition race that will require self-sufficiency and proficiency in extreme cold weather management. Experiencing temperatures as low as -40°C and winds as high as 40 mph, you will need to be able to navigate in whiteout conditions while still racing. You will need to have grit, determination and skills to get through to the end. It’s no surprise that this race is gaining the recognition as one of the toughest in the world.

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