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walks for charity

i am a lady · 2006-02-13 13:44:14

Has anyone ever done one of these walks for charity? I heard one advertised for Temple St I think, walking in Costa Rica in November. It sounds like fun, and a worthwhile cause, but I'd appreciate feedback/tips from anyone who has already done one... Ta very much.

13-02-2006 2:44pm

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i am a lady

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Has anyone ever done one of these walks for charity? I heard one advertised for Temple St I think, walking in Costa Rica in November. It sounds like fun, and a worthwhile cause, but I'd appreciate feedback/tips from anyone who has already done one...

Ta very much.

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#2 27-07-2010 1:47pm

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Anyone ?

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#3 01-08-2010 5:35pm

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I have never done one, but I must say I would be slow to sponsor someone doing one, unless they personally were covering their own expenses. Just something to consider...

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#4 01-08-2010 7:37pm

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It's extremely difficult to get sponsorship for these. If you pay your own way then fine. But the point of a sponsored anything is that it's difficult, and not something you would do anyway if a charity was not involved like fast for 24 hours, or run a marathon. But walking in Costa Rica??

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