Evolution Gym Members Complete 24-Hour Relay Challenge for Charity
Members of Evolution Gym in Ystrad Mynach, Caerphilly, took on a monumental 24-hour endurance challenge to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House charity. The charity provides free accommodation and support to families with children undergoing treatment in hospital. The 22 gym members, divided into teams of four, ran one mile each, with the event spanning 24 hours. Organized by Julie Turley and Greg Turley, the event was a huge success, raising over £3,000 for the charity.
Key Takeaways:
- The 24-hour relay challenge was organized by Julie Turley and Greg Turley, members of Evolution Gym, to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House charity.
- The challenge saw 22 gym members, divided into teams of four, run one mile each, with the event spanning 24 hours.
- The charity provides free accommodation and support to families with children undergoing treatment in hospital.
- Kezia Edwards and her son Floki, who stayed at Ronald McDonald House for a month, attended the event to show their support.
- The gym members have raised over £3,000 for the charity through their efforts.
- The event was a community-based initiative, emphasizing the importance of supporting a good cause.
Statistics:
- 22 gym members participated in the 24-hour relay challenge.
- The challenge spanned 24 hours, with each team member running one mile.
- Over £3,000 has been raised for the Ronald McDonald House charity.
- 4-person teams were formed among the 22 gym members.
- The charity provides support to families with children undergoing treatment in hospital.
Sources:
- Tom Moody (Photographer)
- Julie Turley (Organizer)
- JustGiving Page: justgiving.com/page/julie-turley-2