Walkers wanted for 5K charity challenge

Thursday, 5 April 2012 07:00

A local charity is appealing for people to take part in a 5K charity walk that will start at four different locations around the Island.

The Mosaic Challenge is being organised by the local faith group Mosaic in aid of Crossroads Care and will take place on Sunday, April 15th.

Walkers will start at Peel, Crosby, Foxdale or Whitestrand and will journey along the old railway lines to finish at Tynwald Methodist Church.

Alex Wilson, fundraising officer for Crossroads, told 3FM more about the event:

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For more information and to find out how to take part visit www.livinghope.im.

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