Posted: Wed 1st Dec 2021

Popular Santa Dash in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospices to return next month

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Dec 1st, 2021

Hundreds of Santas will take on a 5k run this December in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospices.

Now in its 10th year the popular fundraising event, which went virtual for 2020, will be back on December 12 at a new location, Reaseheath College.

The event has raised more than £40,000 over the last decade to support seriously ill children and their families across Cheshire, Shropshire, North Wales and Powys.

For the first time ever this year, the charity is also expanding and launching a new Santa Dash for the same date in Rhyl, North Wales.

Fundraiser Hannah Robinson said: “The Santa Dash is a highlight in our calendar every year and we are absolutely delighted to be able to hold this event in person again, especially for our tenth anniversary.

“Over the last decade, the Santa Dash has been made such a huge success thanks to the people who attend. It’s always a lot of fun and a great way to kick off the festive season.

“Places will be limited so make sure you sign up early to avoid missing out on this festive run.”

If you are unable to attend the event then you can still take part, with virtual places being made available once again this year.

The event is sponsored by Tarporley-based recycling experts RUK.com.

Registration for the Nantwich Santa Dash and Virtual Santa Dash is £10 for adults and £5 for children, with all those entering getting a Santa hat, goodie bag and of course a special medal.

Sign up today to avoid disappointment as places are limited by visiting hopehouse.org.uk/santa or call our fundraising office on 01492 596 581.



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