10am Saturday 14th May 2011
Richmond Park, Surrey, UK
www.richmondparklondon.co.uk
Who is it in aid of?
The run is in aid of Love146 a UK and US Registered charity/non-profit working to abolish child sex slavery and exploitation worldwide.
What does it cost to participate?
A small registration fee of £5 is payable on the day of the run.
How difficult is the course?
The 14.6 kilomentre perimeter trail reaches all corners of wild and beautiful Richmond Park. The hard-pack sandy/stoney surface is good to run on and with such stunning scenery to distract you, you’ll barely notice the occasional climb and incline.
I’m not a runner. Can I still participate?
Of course you can. You can jog, walk, even stroll the course. If you walk at a steady pace, it will take you approximately 2.5 hours to complete the circuit.
What are the aims of the 14.6K For Love?
To raise £1,000,000 for Love146.
To grow awareness in the UK about the issue of child sex slavery and exploitation and the work of Love146.
To make a powerful stand for the children affected by this issue.
To do that our 300 participants will run with a shared commitment to the following pledge, to be read in unison before the run:
Love 146 Runner’s Pledge:
I stand for a world society, which nurtures, honours and respects all children.
I stand for a world society where every child is free.
I stand for a world society where child sex slavery and exploitation is history.
Today, I run, to show the world what I stand for.
How can I get involved?
Be one of the 300 participants taking part in 14.6K for Love.
Be a volunteer. We need 50 volunteers to help keep everything running smoothly on the day.
Donate to Love146. Sponsor a friend participating in the 14.6K For Love, or donate directly to the cause.
How can I keep up to date with 14.6K For Love news?
Watch this space! You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
How can I learn more about this issue?
Visit www.love146.org for details and statistics on the commercial exploitation of children, the ongoing efforts of Love146, and true stories and testimonials of child slaves.