Walking Home For Christmas
Why Take Part
The benefits of Walking Home For Christmas
Your mission this Christmas is to MAKE IT HAPPEN for all those who served and need our help and support. By raising vital funds it will enable us to continue to provide urgent care and assistance, right where it's needed most. It will also give you your own story to tell over Christmas.
You’ll feel proud.
You’ll create unforgettable memories.
You will be the focal point for your family, friends and colleagues’ charity activities this Christmas.
You’ll support ex-military who’ve walked in far more dangerous places for us.
Other Benefits For You
Resilience
Taking on a challenge whatever the weather – put in perspective by the experiences of our ex-military.
Friendship
It’s the perfect excuse to call old friends and have a shared adventure.
Networking
Spend time with people you need to spend time with while doing good.
Fitness
Have a goal in the diary to get fit for. Or use it as a kickstarter...
Mental Health
Walking can improve your well-being, relieving anxiety and depression and sparking creativity.
Promotion
Use it as a tool to engage staff or customers and show your firm's support for ex-military.
There's also the Covenant...
The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation ensuring those who serve or who have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly.
By taking part in Walking Home For Christmas you are showing your support and if you can get your employer or organisation involved it is a simple way for them to activate or start their commitment to the covenant and work towards their bronze, silver or gold employer recognition awards.
Important Note
It is a cold and dark time of year so please ensure you are properly dressed, have the right footwear if it is wet or icy and make sure you are lit up like a Christmas tree if you are walking on a road and drinking responsibly if going home via a pub.
Walking Home For Christmas
Walking With The Wounded's annual, nationwide walking challenge