GET KITTED UP
FOR SPORTS RELIEF
Local people are being encouraged to walk, run
or crawl their way through the Sport Relief Mile,
which takes place next month.
Sport Relief, in association with Sains-
burys, brings the entire nation together to get
active, raise cash and change lives.
By doing sport, having fun and raising money,
everyone can do good and feel good.
All the money raised is spent helping poor and
disadvantaged people turn their lives around in through this year‟s Sport Relief campaign will go
the UK as well as the world‟s poorest countries. to help the people of Haiti rebuild their lives and
The next Sport Relief Weekend is from Friday communities.
19th - Sunday 21st March, with the Watford To enter the Watford leg of the event, it will cost
Mile taking place on Sunday March 21. adults just £5, children under 12 £2, while a
In 2008, the Watford leg of the event raised an family of four (2 adults, 2 children) can enter for
impressive £20,245.30. just £12. The entry fee only helps to cover the
Like the rest of the world, Comic Relief has been cost of staging your Mile event - so make sure
moved and saddened by the devastation and you get sponsored to raise money and change
horror caused by the earthquake in Haiti and is lives.
making a donation to the Disasters Emergency To take part in the Watford leg of this National
Committee to help those most affected by this event please go to
catastrophe.
www.sportrelief.com/the-mile/watford-harriers-
As well as that, some of the money raised mile
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