Want to fundraise on Wear Red Day but not sure what to do? Maybe you can’t take part on the day but still want to fundraise…

Join the Red Mile challenge!

We challenge you to run, walk, swim or cycle the distance of one mile while wearing red on Wear Red Day, or one day in February for Heart Awareness Month.

By taking on the RED MILE you will be raising awareness of congenital heart disease as well as generating vital funds to support hearts for life.

You can join in the challenge by registering for Wear Red Day and opening a JustGiving page.

Remember to share your activity with family, friends and colleagues and ask them to sponsor and support you in your Red Mile challenge!

It can be as simple as walking the dog or walking to school or work. You could even add the mile to your daily run, walk, swim or cycle.

Lets put some fun into fundraising and rock your red by completing a RED mile your way, anytime on Friday 3rd February, or during the month of February!

Wear Red Day is a fantastic annual event that generates vital, life-saving income for our charity to support the Leeds Congenital Heart Unit, our patients and families.

Wear Red For…Eliza-Rose

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Wear Red Day 2023: Press round up

Wear Red Day 2023: Press round up

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Wear red for REGGIE

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"Without Children’s Heart Surgery Fund, Reggie wouldn't be here." Michelle, Reggie's mumWritten by Reggie's mum, Michelle Reggie was born on the 1st September 2016 with a palliative congenital heart disease called hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Although you might...