Men just having fun... for charity
The Herald|December 03, 2024
AN unmissable mix of mates, miles and special memories, the South West's most popular men's walk is back in Plymouth for 2025 and there's a twist.
KATIE TIMMS
Men just having fun... for charity

Registration is now open for the hugely popular Men's Day Out in aid of St Luke's Hospice Plymouth and the compassionate, expert care the charity provides for local families going through the toughest of times.

The flagship event which last year attracted more than 2,000 sponsored walkers and raises vital funds for the hospice is taking place on Saturday, March 22. The muchloved march is renowned for its unique blend of camaraderie for men of all ages, awareness and fundraising for St Luke's, and muchneeded, honest conversations about grief and bereavement.

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