Run for RASASC in The Big Half

Could you take on The Big Half for RASASC in our 30th year?

Could you take on The Big Half on Sunday, 4 September for RASASC? We have two official event places left to fill.  All we ask is that you commit to raising a minimum of £200 towards our vital work supporting survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey.


And if you need any extra motivation, 2022 also marks our 30th birthday, you could set yourself the target of raising £300 in honour of our 30th year!


We will provide you with a RASASC branded technical t-shirt to wear on the day, plus plenty of hints, tips and encouragement to support you on your way to the finish line.


If you would like to get involved and secure one of our two official RASASC places, email us on: events@rasasc-guildford.org today!

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