Miles for Minds

Two Teams. One Cause. One Finish Line.

Our annual charity challenge is back and this year, we're swapping rackets for wheels and walking boots!

After raising over £19,000 for Oxfordshire Mind through our previous challenges, we're taking on a brand-new challenge in support of better mental health.

This year, we're splitting into two teams: walkers and cyclists, with both teams setting off on different routes and racing their way back to *Henley-on-Thames.

🚶 The Walkers will take on a 26.2-mile marathon walk, making their way towards Henley on foot.

🚴 The Cyclists will tackle a gruelling 65+ mile cycle, travelling from Long Hanborough → Abingdon → Thame → Princes Risborough → Marlow → Henley Bridge, stopping along the way at some of our development sites.

The challenge is simple: Get back to Henley first!

But ultimately, we're all working towards the same finish line — raising as much money as possible for Oxfordshire Mind, a local charity campaigning for better mental health and supporting people across Oxfordshire, and a cause very close to our hearts.

It's going to be a long day, there will undoubtedly be some sore legs, questionable navigation and plenty of friendly competition — but every mile will be worth it if we can help make a difference.

Two Teams. One Cause. One Finish Line.

If you'd like to support us, please donate whatever you can. Every contribution, big or small, will help us get closer to our fundraising target and support Oxfordshire Mind's vital work.

We'll be sharing our training, fundraising journey and progress along the way, so follow along and cheer us on!

Thank you for your support🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️💙

ABOUT OXFORDSHIRE MIND

1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem in any one year.

Oxfordshire Mind helps over 10,000 people with mental health challenges every year.

They promote good mental health through the provision of high quality services and campaigning for positive change.

Their services include housing, benefits advice, a confidential and free information line, short courses, children & young people support, volunteering opportunities, and they provide over 30 free, friendly, informal peer support groups across Oxfordshire.