SOTE Supporter Edward raises over £1,000 walking 177 miles!

Salt of the Earth supporter Edward set out to complete a his long-term goal of walking the National Trail Offa's Dyke path which spans 177 miles.

Offa’s path starts at Sedbury Cliffs near Chepstow and runs along the English-Welsh border of the banks of the Severn estuary, ending in the coastal town of Prestatyn.

Edward describes the path as ‘valleys and rocky ridges which are ever changing but always fascinating!’

Edward reports that some of the trek was pretty tough! But it was an enjoyable experience and he was blessed with some sunshine along the way.

The challenge presented an opportunity for Edward to raise funds for Salt of the Earth projects. Edward has visited SOTE projects in India and has seen first-hand the impact donation have on the people we support.

Edward inbetween the English and Welsh border

Edward has currently raised over £1,000 in aid of his walk and is delighted to have met his personal fundraising target. The SOTE team send huge congrats to Edward for his efforts and thank him and all those who donated for supporting some of india’s poorest communities.

His fundraising page is still open. Donate in aid of edward’s efforts below!

If you would like to fundraise for Salt of the Earth, please visit our fundraising hub. You can also contact Lena for advice and suppport via lena@sote.org.uk

Happy fundraising!