Nearly two million people in the UK are living with sight loss that affects their everyday lives. Around 180,000 of them rarely leave home alone, leading to isolation and loneliness. Guide Dogs is working toward a world where no one with sight loss is left out of life—a world where being blind or partially sighted doesn’t limit your ambitions, your independence, or your dreams.

But Guide Dogs can’t achieve this vision alone. That’s where AbleNet steps in.

AbleNet exists to open up extraordinary experiences for blind and disabled people. And we’re incredibly proud to be hosting a very special event that brings excitement, empowerment, and fundraising together in one unforgettable day.

Introducing the Guide Dogs Charity Blind & Disabled Supercar Drive Day

Taking place at a track at Kendrew Barracks near Oakham, Rutland, this event gives people with disabilities—including those with little or no sight—the chance to get behind the wheel of a Supercar. Yes, really. You can drive a Supercar even if you’re visually impaired or completely blind. It’s thrilling, it’s liberating, and it’s designed to show what’s possible when barriers are removed. And it is on the 11th September.

And while you’re having the drive of a lifetime, you’ll also be helping raise funds for an incredible goal: naming a guide dog.

Whether you’d like to donate directly on this page or take part in the drive and fundraise yourself, you’ll be making a real difference for people living with sight loss.

Just head to AbleNet.co.uk and follow the link to the AbleNet Guide Dogs Charity Day.

This is your chance to be part of something exciting, meaningful, and genuinely life‑changing. It’s going to be unforgettable.

Thank you, Paul Founder, AbleNet.co.uk