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Team RedMosquito completes the Kiltwalk!

20 Sep 2019

Team RedMosquito completed the Edinburgh Kiltwalk this weekend to raise funds for Breast Cancer Care.  The Kiltwalk is a unique Scottish charity event which brings together walkers of all ages and abilities to fundraise for their chosen cause.  Thanks to the Hunter Foundation, an extra 40% of what is raised goes directly to the charity. Our team braved the Scottish weather to complete the 14-mile walk which ended up in Murrayfield.

We walked to raise funds for Breast Cancer Care, who are the only specialist UK-wide charity in the UK providing care, support and information to anyone affected by breast cancer. In fact,  1 in 7 women are diagnosed with the disease at some point in their lives..  We are sure you will agree it is a great cause.

If you would like to support our fundraising efforts you can donate, through the Kiltwalk page here.

Well done to the participants and thank you for your support!

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