Walk 62 Miles in October
6 million donkeys need your help.
Register to walk 62 Miles in October, kickstart your fundraising, and help protect donkeys from the cruel donkey skin trade.
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Why your miles matter
Right now, millions of donkeys are being stolen and slaughtered for their skin. It is boiled into gelatine for cosmetics and supplements and sold around the world at a devastating cost.
Every mile you walk, and every pound you raise can help power the fight to expose this cruelty and protect donkeys from suffering and slaughter. By walking, sharing and fundraising, you become part of a growing movement demanding change.
Together, we can walk towards a future where donkeys are safe from the skin trade.
How does the challenge work?
- It’s FREE to sign up!
- WALK 62 miles in October, your way and at your own pace
- Help protect donkeys from the cruel donkey skin trade
- Raise £10 and receive your exclusive Brooke t-shirt
- Unlock digital badges as you hit your fundraising goals
- Track your miles and find walking routes near you with Map My Fitness
- Receive fundraising support, motivation and inspiring stories throughout the challenge
- Reach your £150 fundraising target and earn an exclusive finisher's medal
- Join a community of supporters who won't stand by while millions of donkeys suffer
Brooke's impact for working animals
1.8 MILLION
horses, donkey and mules are reached by Brooke each year
90 YEARS
of expertise since opening a hospital for war horses in 1934
