Epic joint fundraising challenge with OCF announced!

We are thrilled to announce that we have teamed up in partnership with Oesophageal Cancer Fund for a truly once

We are thrilled to announce that we have teamed up in partnership with Oesophageal Cancer Fund for a truly once in a lifetime fundraising event! Join with us as we abseil from the roof of Croke Park, the 3rd largest stadium in Europe, down 150 ft to the hallowed turf below. Help us raise vital funds, fight cancer and save lives.

• Date: Friday, October 11th, 2024
• Fundraising amount: €350 (per person is minimum to take part)
• Full training on the day with Adventure.ie team
• Participants must be over 18.
• We will support your challenge with an online fundraising page and fundraising pack upon sign up.

To sign up we will need your home address and phone number for our system.

You can register your fundraising page here: https://www.idonate.ie/event/ocfabseil-crokeparkchallenge –  click the Start Fundraising button , fill in your details and get your page link. This will be your unique page where anyone can donate to your fundraiser.
We will be here to support you in any way that we can in the run up to the event, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

Once you are signed up, we will get an OGCancer NI t-shirt and pack out to you in the post.

Here is a short video on what to expect on the day –  https://youtu.be/0BsbLN7PR9k 

The Adventure.ie crew will be looking after you on the day and you will be in the safest of hands.

It promises to be an exciting adventure, with outstanding memories to share for many years after! All whilst doing your bit to help people with OG/stomach cancers.

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