Join the Global 6K movement!
Walk, run, or roll 6K this June to bring life-saving water to children and communities in need. Did you know that children in developing countries on average have to walk 6 kilometres every day to collect water? But by signing up for our Global 6K, every step you take is one they won’t have to.
Take on a challenge
Sign up and get ready to walk, run, or roll 6K this summer. Looking for a challenge? Try walking or running 6K every day for a week. However you choose to do your Global 6K, we’ll be with you every step of the way.
Get your community involved
Invite your friends, family, or colleagues to join the Global 6K movement. Walking or running 6K together is a fun bonding experience, and by coming together you can have an even greater impact.
Get creative with fundraising
Brainstorm creative ways to hit your Global 6K fundraising target. How about having a coffee morning, a quiz night, or even a dress-up event? Set up an Eventmaster fundraising page to collect online donations too.
Spread the word
Promote your walk or run on social media and share photos or videos of your progress to inspire others. Don’t forget to use the #6KforWater hashtag and mention @WorldVisionIre so we can cheer you on.
Ready, Set, GO!
Walk, run, or roll 6K between June 17th and June 23rd to help bring life-saving water to vulnerable children, and fulfil your fundraising promise. Then celebrate your achievement and the lives your 6K has changed!
How far your money could go
Start your fundraising journey by setting up your Eventmaster page!
Start your fundraising journey by setting up your Eventmaster page!
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