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I’m taking on the Mayday Mile Challenge to support RNLI volunteers
This May, I’m completing a mile-a-day challenge to help RNLI crews save lives at sea.
During summertime, more people flock to beaches and coastal towns to make the most of everything they have to offer – from glorious sunshine to adventurous watersports. And as temperatures rise, so do calls from people in trouble in the water.
By answering this Mayday call and giving a gift today, you can make a real, lifesaving difference. Your kindness will help give volunteers everything they need to launch to the rescue, and make sure they’re ready to face their busiest season.
Will you sponsor my RNLI Mayday Mile Challenge and support the courageous crews?
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One Step at a Time for the RNLI
Tuesday 6th May
This May, I’m taking part in the RNLI Mayday Mile – walking (or occasionally cycling, hopping, and limping) a mile a day to help support the incredible work the RNLI does saving lives at sea.
Come rain, shine, or that unpredictable British in-between, I'm out there putting in the steps. Why? Because the RNLI’s volunteer crews head out in far worse to rescue people in danger—day or night, 365 days a year.
As a marine biologist working in the aquaculture sector, I see first-hand how vital the RNLI is—not just for those in trouble offshore, but for coastal communities, sea workers, and anyone whose lives are tied to the ocean. Their presence is reassuring, their work essential.
The RNLI relies on donations to keep going. If you’d like to support the cause, every penny genuinely makes a difference. It helps fund the gear, the training, and the boats that save lives.
🚶♀️🚶♂️ 31 miles.
💛 One brilliant cause.
🌊 Countless lives made safer.
Thanks for reading—and even more for supporting, if you can.
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