The National Three Peaks Challenge takes in the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours.
Amelia-Mae, a beautiful, compassionate and lively two year old; loving the colour pink and all things girlie, was struck with the devastating diagnosis of Neuroblastoma stage 4 in September 2012. Despite her amazing fight, will and courage, Amelia-Mae unfortunately passed away in July 2013. She touched the hearts of the nation with her big blue eyes and lovable nature, therefore the Amelia-Mae foundation has been founded in her memory. We strive to support families; creating laughter, smiles and empowerment during the strenuous battle which neuroblastoma causes. Each year a group of 25-35 trekkers take on one of the mental and physically hardest challenges that is possible in the UK. They challenge themselves to climb the highest 3 peaks in the UK Ben Nevis (1345m) Scafell Pike (987m) Snowdon (1085m) The Amelia-Mae Foundation is a 100% voluntary run charity, meaning not a single member takes any of the donations as a salary. This means every penny raised and every penny you donate goes to those families effected by Neuroblastoma.
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