Could you take on 30-Day Squat Challenge – 3,000 Squats in November – to raise funds for breast cancer care in the Mater Hospital?
It’s a tough challenge, but it’ll help critically ill women and it will keep you healthy too.
By joining the Mater Hospital Foundation’s November Squats Challenge, you’ll be raising funds to help provide the best in breast cancer detection and care in the Mater, making an incredible difference to our breast cancer patients.
Any questions? Take a look at the challenge FAQs or email us at fundraising@materfoundation.ie
How do I sign up for the challenge?
Step 1: Register for your t-shirt and create an Eventmaster fundraising page here: https://eventmaster.ie/fundraising/campaign/30%20Day%20Squat%20Challenge/create-page.html
Step 2: Join our Facebook group to meet other participants and keep up with all the latest news here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1048212693197386
How does the 30-Day Squat Challenge work?
You have 30 days to do 3,000 squats in the month of November! You can track your squats using our handy Squats planner which you will receive in your sign up pack, or by using an app of your choice. Then post an update of the squats completed to your fundraiser page daily or weekly!
How do I keep count of my squats?
You’ll receive a print tracker to track the total number of squats done daily.
Do I have to set up a Fundraising Page?
When you register for the challenge an Eventmaster fundraising page will be automatically set up for you. You can share this with family, friends and colleagues to help you raise funds to help continue to transform breast cancer care. We are partnering with Eventmaster on our fundraising pages this year, as Facebook – who we had previously used – withdrew their fundraising tools in the EU earlier this year.
How will the money I raise help breast cancer patients?
By taking on our 30-Day Squat Challenge in November, you will help us to raise vital funds for Breast Cancer patients the Mater Public Hospital.
Thanks to the funds you raise, we will be able to continue to transform breast cancer care to save even more lives.
