3 peaks. 24 hours. 1 mission.
Snowdon ✓ Scafell Pike ✓ Ben Nevis ✓
We are taking on the Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for Breast Cancer Now, a cause close to our hearts.
Donate today
Supporting
Breast Cancer Now in the fight against breast cancer.
Our colleague Charlie was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Her recovery inspired this challenge, but the cause is bigger than any one story. One in seven women will face this disease. We are climbing three peaks to fund the research that saves lives. Every donation counts.
Donate today
Three mountains. 24 hours. Zero room for error.
Snowdon, Scafell Pike, and Ben Nevis. The UKs highest peaks, tackled back-to-back with minimal rest and maximum ambition. 23 miles of walking. 3,000 metres climbed. Most people prepare for months. We have had weeks and varying degrees of denial about what this actually involves.
8 people with big hearts, questionable fitness, and absolutely no excuses - tackling the Three Peaks Challenge for Breast Cancer Now.
Mal
Rennie
The Birdie
Zero mountaineering experience. Maximum determination. Here to raise funds and survive.
Peter
Beams
The Full Stack
Tea drinker, weekend warrior, slightly out of their depth but doing it anyway.
Mark
Reed
The Back Breaker
More comfortable in meetings than mountains. Bought new boots. Regretting everything already.
Simon
Bullingham
The Big Deal
Big vision. Zero training. Bought expensive gear to compensate.
Oliver
Cahill
The Sergeant
Thinks how hard can it be? Will report back. Bringing snacks just in case.
Louise
Ryan
The Brand Booster
Trained twice. Celebrated four times. Absolutely ready for the après-climb party.
Andrew
Metcalfe
The Platform
Checked the hotel reviews for every peak. Still has not checked his fitness levels.
Camilla Walley
The Support System
Actually trained for this. Manages Simons diary, and will definitely be managing his survival up three peaks.
Richard
Evans
The Asset
Loves a long walk, hates early starts, and definitely did not train enough for this.
Please donate what you can, or share this if you cant. Every pound funds research that saves lives, and momentum builds when people who care make noise about things that matter.
Donate today
3 peaks. 24 hours. 1 mission.
Snowdon ✓ Scafell Pike ✓ Ben Nevis ✓
We are taking on the Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for Breast Cancer Now, a cause close to our hearts.
Donate today
Supporting
Breast Cancer Now in the fight against breast cancer.
Our colleague Charlie was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Her recovery inspired this challenge, but the cause is bigger than any one story. One in seven women will face this disease. We are climbing three peaks to fund the research that saves lives. Every donation counts.
Donate today
Three mountains. 24 hours. Zero room for error.
Snowdon, Scafell Pike, and Ben Nevis. The UKs highest peaks, tackled back-to-back with minimal rest and maximum ambition. 23 miles of walking. 3,000 metres climbed. Most people prepare for months. We have had weeks and varying degrees of denial about what this actually involves.
8 people with big hearts, questionable fitness, and absolutely no excuses - tackling the Three Peaks Challenge for Breast Cancer Now.
Mal
Rennie
The Birdie
Zero mountaineering experience. Maximum determination. Here to raise funds and survive.
Mark
Reed
The Back Breaker
More comfortable in meetings than mountains. Bought new boots. Regretting everything already.
Richard
Evans
The Asset
Loves a long walk, hates early starts, and definitely did not train enough for this.
Peter
Beams
The Full Stack
Tea drinker, weekend warrior, slightly out of their depth but doing it anyway.
Louise
Ryan
The Brand Booster
Trained twice. Celebrated four times. Absolutely ready for the après-climb party.
Simon
Bullingham
The Big Deal
Big vision. Zero training. Bought expensive gear to compensate.
Andrew
Metcalfe
The Platform
Checked the hotel reviews for every peak. Still has not checked his fitness levels.
Oliver
Cahill
The Sergeant
Thinks how hard can it be? Will report back. Bringing snacks just in case.
Camilla Walley
The Support System
Actually trained for this. Manages Simons diary, and will definitely be managing his survival up three peaks.
Please donate what you can, or share this if you cant. Every pound funds research that saves lives, and momentum builds when people who care make noise about things that matter.
Donate today
3 peaks. 24 hours. 1 mission.
Snowdon ✓ Scafell Pike ✓ Ben Nevis ✓
We are taking on the Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for Breast Cancer Now, a cause close to our hearts.
Donate today
Supporting
Breast Cancer Now in the fight against breast cancer.
Our colleague Charlie was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Her recovery inspired this challenge, but the cause is bigger than any one story. One in seven women will face this disease. We are climbing three peaks to fund the research that saves lives. Every donation counts.
Donate today
Three mountains. 24 hours. Zero room for error.
Snowdon, Scafell Pike, and Ben Nevis. The UKs highest peaks, tackled back-to-back with minimal rest and maximum ambition. 23 miles of walking. 3,000 metres climbed. Most people prepare for months. We have had weeks and varying degrees of denial about what this actually involves.
8 people with big hearts, questionable fitness, and absolutely no excuses - tackling the Three Peaks Challenge for Breast Cancer Now.
Mal
Rennie
The Birdie
Zero mountaineering experience. Maximum determination. Here to raise funds and survive.
Mark
Reed
The Back Breaker
More comfortable in meetings than mountains. Bought new boots. Regretting everything already.
Simon
Bullingham
The Big Deal
Big vision. Zero training. Bought expensive gear to compensate.
Louise
Ryan
The Brand Booster
Trained twice. Celebrated four times. Absolutely ready for the après-climb party.
Richard
Evans
The Asset
Loves a long walk, hates early starts, and definitely did not train enough for this.
Andrew
Metcalfe
The Platform
Checked the hotel reviews for every peak. Still has not checked his fitness levels.
Peter
Beams
The Full Stack
Tea drinker, weekend warrior, slightly out of their depth but doing it anyway.
Oliver
Cahill
The Sergeant
Thinks how hard can it be? Will report back. Bringing snacks just in case.
Camilla Walley
The Support System
Actually trained for this. Manages Simons diary, and will definitely be managing his survival up three peaks.
Please donate what you can, or share this if you cant. Every pound funds research that saves lives, and momentum builds when people who care make noise about things that matter.
Donate today
