We've an Olympic challenge for all in 2012!  Starting near Putney Bridge the Thames Path Challenge is a tough endurance walk following the unique Thames Path National Trail. Take on the overnight 100km route to Henley and attempt to complete the challenge in 24hrs – or take on the 50km option with a target time of 12hrs. Choose your distance, choose your charity, get training, and set your watch! For more information Click Here.

If you are interested, please contact us on asmileforachild@btinternet.com.

We have 5 places for the Morocco Multi Challenge in July 2013.

Join this exciting multi challenge in Morocco to raise funds for A Smile for a Child. Hike through the Toubkal National Park, go mountain biking and also something different by helping out at a community project in Marrakech on a range of tasks to make a difference to the lives of the local community.

For more information, please click here

With places extremely limited you should book early to avoid disappointment! If you are interested, please contact us on asmileforachild@btinternet.com.

The Aims of the charity are to provide grants for disabled & disadvantaged children, to allow them to participate and progress in sport, this can be to a Club, an Organisation or to an individual child.

This could be funds for a sports wheelchair for a disabled child, to sports equipment for a club or organisation.

For more information send a email to the following address : asmileforachild@btinternet.com

Applications and requests need to be submitted on the form on the right. Please return the completed form to the following address;

The Application from can be downloaded by
clicking here. Download the latest version of Adobe
Reader by clicking here or by clicking on the Adobe image below

Chris is running the London Marathon 2012 on
Sunday 22nd April, in fancy dress. He will be
dressed as "The Gingerbread Man". If you would
like to sponsor him, please click on the link here.
You can also text in your donations, simply text SEAW69 £2 to 70070.

"One hundred years from now, it will not matter
what my bank account was, how big my house
was, or what kind of car I drove. But the world
may be a little better, because I was important in the life of a child."