Sunny Chauhan

From Peaks to Towers: Why I’m Racing to Save Lives with the RNLI

This October, I’m stepping far outside my comfort zone—and straight into one of the toughest physical challenges I’ve ever faced. Over just 48 hours, my team and I will be pushing our limits in the name of something far greater than ourselves: saving lives at sea.

We’re taking on the RNLI Tower Run 2025, and I need your help to reach my fundraising goal of £300.

🚩 The Challenge

In just two days, we’ll be:

• Climbing the UK’s three highest peaks — Ben Nevis (Scotland), Scafell Pike (England), and Snowdon (Wales) — as part of the legendary National 3 Peaks Challenge. That’s over 23 miles of hiking and a staggering 3,064 metres of ascent.

• Tackling London’s tallest stair climb — the RNLI Tower Run, where we’ll race up 1,400+ steps to the top of the iconic Tower Lifeboat Station.

It’s a brutal test of endurance, grit, and teamwork. But we’re doing it for a cause that’s worth every aching muscle.

🌊 Why the RNLI?

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has been saving lives at sea for over 200 years. Powered by volunteers and public donations, they provide a 24/7 search and rescue service across the UK’s coastline and inland waterways.

Every pound raised helps fund:

• Lifesaving training for volunteer crews

• Essential equipment and kit

• Maintenance of lifeboats and stations

• Ongoing support for those who risk their lives to save others

This isn’t just a charity—it’s a lifeline. And with your support, we can help keep it strong.