Bolton Hospice Bubble Rush
* EVENT UPDATE *
All participants have now been emailed their start wave time - please email fundraising@boltonhospice.org if you have not received this.
The UK's foamiest family fun run is coming back to Bolton!
Join us for a fun- and bubble-filled extravaganza at Bolton Hospice's very own Bubble Rush this September.
You're invited to walk, run or dance the super sudsy 5k route, complete with 8 visits to coloured bubble stations along the way, all in the name of helping to raise vital funds for Bolton Hospice.
When you sign up to take on the Bubble Rush, we ask that you aim to raise a minimum of £20 in sponsorship. £20 could pay for an hour of compassionate nursing care, helping us to continue to be there for families when they need it most.
Every bit of foamy fun and every pound that is raised makes a difference!
Grab your friends and family and join in the bubbly fun!
When?
Sunday 8th September 2024, 10am-2pm
All participants have been emailed their wave time, please email fundraising@boltonhospice.org if you haven't received this information.
Where?
Queen's Park, Chorley New Road, Bolton, BL1 4RU
Tickets
SOLD OUT
Keep an eye on our social media for more information about a Bubble Rush 2025 announcement!
What's included:
5k of foamy fun
Visits to 8 coloured bubble stations
Entertainment on the day
Bubble Rush medal
The course is family-friendly and suitable for participants of all ages and abilities. All you need to take part is a white t-shirt you don't mind getting messy, and a big smile on your foamy face!
*All participants aged 16 and under must be supervised by a paying adult*
**Participants must confirm that they have read and agreed to the Terms & Conditions before booking.**
Thank you to our Gold Bubble Rush Sponsor
We have several other sponsorship packages available for Bubble Rush - if your company would like further information please get in touch by emailing fundraising@boltonhospice.org
Your sponsorship will help people like...
Lindsay's Story
Lindsay's mother was cared for at the hospice over 25 years ago, now her son Conor is also benefiting from the care and support of our Wellbeing Hub.
"The hospice has truly been the best thing to happen at this heartbreaking time."
Eileen's hospice story
Eileen stayed at Bolton Hospice's Inpatient Unit and also accessed the services at the Wellbeing Hub including complementary therapy, creative therapy and the hair and image service.
Natalie's Story
Natalie’s Nana was admitted to the inpatient unit for pain management following a hip fracture and the progression of her cancer.