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Adventure Challenges
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- Published on Friday, 03 November 2023 12:48
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The Adventure of a Lifetime
Have you ever wanted to trek up Angkor Wat, cycle from London to Paris, or even go Husky sledding in Lapland?
By taking part in one of our adventure challenges not only will you have the adventure of a lifetime, you will also raise awareness of fibro and fundraise to help support FMA UK's vital services.
FMA UK are partnered with two companies that offer UK and overseas events. All events have a grading to let you know how physically intense the challenge is and a variety of funding options from self-funding to minimum sponsorship. Please see their websites below;
- Global Adventure Challenges - any open challenge.
- Charity Challenge – any event on our branded pages, or any event listed as an open challenge.
Whether you want to stay in the UK or journey overseas, we can help find the right fundraising adventure challenge for you. Email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or give us a call on 0141 370 3940.
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