Tag: 2017 Grant
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Running and cycling all the Munros
Two weeks ago I announced the winners of the 2017 Next Challenge Grant. There were sixteen winners spanning a whole range of adventures but the biggest award went to two fell running buddies: Lisa and Libby. The pair are planning to run up and cycle between every Munro in Scotland (a Munro is a mountain…
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The Winners of the 2017 Next Challenge Grant
I am absolutely delighted to announce the winners of the 2017 Next Challenge Grant. I set up the grant three years ago to help people get into adventure. It started with me donating £200 of my own money. I then invited 100 members of the public to donate £2 each to double the amount I…
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Shortlist for The 2017 Next Challenge Grant
I am delighted to announce another inspiring list of adventure ideas for this year’s Next Challenge Grant. Of the 208 ideas submitted, 41 have been selected to complete an application form to win a grant towards their trip. The winners will be announced in June. For the many people that didn’t make it into the…
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2017 Next Challenge Grant Closed for Applications
This year’s Next Challenge Grant has now closed for applications and donations. Applications: 208 people applied for the grant. Donations: 79 people donated a total of £412 which, after PayPal fees, translates to £382. A big thank you to everyone who donated. Adventurers: Ten adventurers contributed a total of £1,300 and I contributed my usual…
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Applications for The 2017 Next Challenge Grant close on Friday
The deadline for applications to The Next Challenge Grant is midnight on Friday, 7th April. You can apply here. The application form is online and should only take about five or ten minutes. All I need from you is to check you meet the criteria then hear a very succinct summary of your idea. If…
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2017 Next Challenge Grant Open for Applications
The Next Challenge Grant is now open for applications. Apply here. The grant typically awards between £100 and £200 for expeditions and small adventures. It’s open to anyone, anywhere in the world. The money comes from me (£200), several other adventurers (£100-200 each) and, hopefully, donations from a hundred members of the public (£3 each).…