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2022: Amanda Holden’s Three Peaks Challenge


2022: Amanda Holden's Three Peaks Challenge

On the 6th October, Amanda Holden is setting off on her Three Peaks Challenge in aid of Global’s Make Some Noise, supporting small charities across the UK.

Scaling the three highest peaks in the UK – Mount Snowdon, Scaffell Pike and Ben Nevis. Climbing a total of 10,476 feet. Traveling 706 miles. All in just 24 hours.

The challenge will see her scale the highest mountains of Wales, England and Scotland (Snowdon, Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis) all within just 24 hours – a trek known for its physical and mental toughness.

Amanda’s Motivation

“Here we go! I’m popping on my hiking boots and scaling the 3 highest mountains in the UK! The Three Peaks Challenge is no small task but I’m so excited, and a little bit terrified, to be doing it all in aid of Global’s Make Some Noise. For the past few years, I have had the privilege of meeting incredible people who do truly life-changing work. Right now, so many people across the UK are living in crisis and they need our help. They have inspired me to take on the toughest challenge of my life!

I’ve done all the training and am supported by a fantastic team on the journey. We’re ready to raise money for these incredible causes and help make some noise for the work that they do!”Taking on the challenge of a lifetime with Amanda is this team of inspirational people representing many of the charities that Global’s Make Some Noise supports…

Mandy’s Mountaineers:

Adam Manning

Climbing for Aching Arms, bringing comfort after baby loss. 

Adam and his wife Ilana lost their baby Joel at 22 weeks gestation and were introduced to Aching Arms. They now donate Joel bears in his memory, helping other parents feel less alone. 

Ross Sullivan

Climbing for Aching Arms, bringing comfort after baby loss. 

Ross and his family have been helped by Aching Arms since losing their son Aaron in 2016. Ross is a wonderful ambassador for their charity and is always up for a challenge! 

Dan Rowe

Climbing for ANDYSMANCLUB, aiming to reduce suicide in men.

Dan first attended ANDYSMANCLUB’s two days after his third suicide attempt. 4 years later, Dan is a staff member offering mental health support to volunteers nationwide. 

Luke Ambler

Climbing for ANDYSMANCLUB, aiming to reduce suicide in men.

Luke set up ANDYSMANCLUB after his brother-in-law Andy died by suicide. The charity now runs peer to peer support groups for men right across the UK. 

Emma Williams

Climbing for Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust, supporting families affected by childhood cancer. 

Emma plays an integral role for GKCCT, ensuring vital funds are raised to support families when they need it most. 

Jen Kelly

Climbing for Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust, supporting families affected by childhood cancer. 

Jen set up GKCCT after her daughter Grace passed away in 2014. She hopes to help other families in Grace’s memory. 

Samantha Lloyd

Climbing for Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust, supporting families affected by childhood cancer. 

Samantha’s son Edward has spent the last year undergoing chemotherapy. GKCCT have been there for her family from day one of their journey. 

Dylan Rae

Climbing for Kool Carers, ensuring positive outcomes for young carers. 

At just 11 years old, Dylan cares for his mum who has MS. Kool Carers give him a much needed break from his busy everyday life. 

Morgen Coates

Climbing for Kool Carers, ensuring positive outcomes for young carers. 

Whilst caring for her mum and three siblings, Morgen felt isolated. Through Kool Carers, she realised she wasn’t alone, and hopes she can help others feel the same. 

Jess Byers

Climbing for Parenting Mental Health, supporting parents of a child with a mental health issue. 

Jess’ daughter has lived with poor mental health for 7 years. Throughout their journey, PMH has been Jess’ shoulder to cry on; her ‘side kick’. 

Kirstie Cestaro

Climbing for Parenting Mental Health, supporting parents of a child with a mental health issue.  

Feeling lost when her daughter was admitted to a psychiatric hospital, Kirstie discovered PMH and realised she wasn’t alone. 

By supporting Amanda on her Three Peaks Challenge, you can help small charities changing lives across the UK.

You can support Amanda by texting AMANDA10 to 70766 to donate £10.

You can also text AMANDA20 or AMANDA30 to donate £20 or £30

100% of your donation will go to Global’s Make Some Noise. If you’re under 16 please ask the bill payer’s permission first. Standard network charges may apply. Ts&Cs are at makesomenoise.com.

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Cotswold Outdoor are proud to be supporting Amanda Holden’s Three Peaks Challenge for Global’s Make Some Noise. 

 

TalkTalk are motivating Amanda to go full speed with this 24hour challenge, donating to Global’s Make Some Noise for every peak she completes in time.


Our transport partners Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles will help Amanda and her Mountaineers travel from peak to peak.

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