raising money for a great cause.
Fundraisefor ACCI
Sporting Activity
Organising your own personal challenge or sporting event is worth the effort and rewards. From epic solo hikes to group cycling events, football tournaments and sports days, there’s something for every taste and ability.
1. Decide the location
Choose where you want to cycle. The Sustrans website has a useful tool to plan your cycle route.
2. Pick a date
Choose the date you want the cycle event to take place.
3. Accountability
It’s always fun to do things with your friends and family, so decide who is going to be a part of your cycling team.
4. Organise and be prepared
There are lots of things to consider and the British Cycling website has some great tips for organising a cycling event
5. Create a cycling training plan
If you need some help training for your cycle event, Cycling Weekly have some great beginners and road racer plans
6. Register your challenge
Let us know about your challenge so we can support you
7. Set up your fundraising challenge
Set up your Just Giving Page so you network of friends and family can support your challenge.
8. Organising a cycle event with over 20 people
If you are planning on organising a cycling event with 20 or more people Cycling UK has a very helpful organisers guide
Let us know about your challenge so we can support you
Walk for ACCI
Are you passionate about walking or are you looking for ways to get fit and rise money a local community at the same time ?
Take on a walking challenge for ACCI get healthy and enjoy the environment and support people living with mental ill health. You decide where, and you decide when you do it.
From a brisk morning walk round the block to a gentle stroll around Cannock Chase – whatever kind of walk you do, we’ll support you every step of the way.
You choose what works for you.
1. Decide the location
Choose where you want to Walk and how long you want the walk to be. National Trails website is a great place to plan your walk
2. Pick a date
Choose the date you want the walk to take place.
3. Accountability
It’s always fun to do things with your friends and family , so decide who is going to be a part of your walking team.
4. Register your challenge
Let us know about your challenge so we can support you
5. Training for your walk
The Very Well Fit website has some great 10k training plans for beginners you should check out
6. Get the right Walking gear
Make sure you are prepared for your walk. Go Outdoors has a useful list of things to wear when going for walks.
7. Set up your fundraising challenge
Set up your Just Giving Page so you network of friends and family can support your challenge.
1. Decide the location
Choose where you want to run and how long you want the run to be. Mapometer website is a great place to plan your run
2. Pick a date
Choose the date you want the run to take place.
3. Accountability
It’s always fun to do things with your friends and family, so decide who is going to be a part in your run,
4. Register your challenge
Let us know about your challenge so we can support you.
5. Training for your run
Runners World website has some great plans for beginners you should check out,
6. Get the right running gear
Make sure you are prepared for your run. Runners Athletics has a useful list of things to wear when going for runs
7. Set up your fundraising challenge
Set up your Just Giving Page so you network of friends and family can support your challenge.