Vista NW Managing Director Takes on 600km September Challenge for Charity
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Vista North West Managing Director, Dan, is taking on an incredible personal challenge this September, covering 600 kilometres in 30 days to raise funds for two charities that have provided invaluable support to his family during an incredibly difficult year.
Throughout September, Dan will complete a daily challenge of:
5km run
5km walk
10km cycle
By the end of the month, he'll have covered an impressive 600 kilometres, all while aiming to raise £2,500 for Paul Cunningham Nurses and Children Today.
A Challenge with a Personal Purpose
The challenge is dedicated to the memory of Dan's mother-in-law and father-in-law, Nicola and Roy, who sadly both lost their lives to cancer earlier this year.

Reflecting on the inspiration behind the challenge, Dan said:
"Paul Cunningham Nurses really helped out during a very difficult time for us as a family. Nicola and Roy lived in Spain, and both of their diagnosis to passing was very quick and this hit us all very hard. Paul Cunningham Nurses really stepped up to help out in every way possible and I want to give something back."
Supporting Two Incredible Charities
Funds raised will be split between two organisations making a genuine difference to people's lives.
Paul Cunningham Nurses provide compassionate specialist care and support for people with life-limiting illnesses and their families.
Children Today helps children with disabilities across the UK by funding specialist equipment that can significantly improve their quality of life and independence.
How You Can Help
Every donation, message of encouragement and social media share will help keep Dan motivated throughout the month.
Whether you can contribute financially or simply help spread the word, every bit of support makes a difference.
From everyone at Vista North West, we'd like to thank our clients, partners and wider network for supporting this challenge and helping us raise as much as possible for two fantastic causes.



