Wishing all the best of luck to the team at the Couch to Coached Podcast, who will be taking on Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon along with colleagues from Combined Healthcare on Saturday!
The team will be taking on the climb to raise funds for Combined Charity which, along with funds raised by the podcast team through additional challenges this year, will go towards supporting the Children and Young People Intensive Support Hub to deliver therapeutic activities for the children and young people they support.
Those walking are a mix of all ages and fitness levels from experienced hikers to beginners looking for a new challenge.
Liz Mellor, Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Lead for Charity, who will be completing the climb with the podcast team this weekend, said:
“We are thrilled that Couch to Coached have chosen Combined Charity as the beneficiary of their 25/26 fundraising activities. Every penny raised will go towards ensuring that we continue to deliver outstanding care to our patients and towards supporting the wellbeing of our staff.
“As we seek to grow Combined Charity, we are working to raise awareness and encourage our staff, service users and partners to consider fundraising for us. I will be joining Rob and Ben on the walk-up Snowdon. As it will be my first time taking on a challenge like this, I’m hoping that my friends, family and colleagues will give what they can in support of this fantastic cause.”
If you wish to support the team’s efforts with a donation to Combined Charity, you can do so by clicking here.
Click here to listen to a recent episode of The Combinations Podcast, where Rob and Liz share more about the upcoming walk.
Please note, this walk is being undertaken by the Couch to Coached Podcast. It is not an official event of Combined Charity. The charity is not involved in the organisation of this activity and any individuals participating are doing so at their own risk. Couch to Coached is an award-winning running podcast founded by Robert Sillito, a colleague at Combined Health, and his good friend Ben Russell.
