Hundreds of runners are limbering up for the annual Muddy Mayhem obstacle course at Knebworth Park this Saturday – as Garden House Hospice Care hopes to meet its £45,000 fundraising target.
Nearly 600 runners have signed up for the mud-tastic 5km run - and this year will be going face-to-face with brand new obstacles.
Letchworth-based Garden House Hospice Care chief executive Sue Plummer said: "I am really looking forward to taking part again this year and would encourage people who are thinking about signing up to come along and get muddy with us.
"It's a great day for everyone and makes such a difference to local people who need our care and support."
Online entries close at midnight tonight, which is the final time you can save £5 on your entry fee.
For more information, visit https://www.ghhospicecare.org.uk/support-us/events/detail/muddy-mayhem-2020GHHC has also put out an appeal to raise £7,500 for its Giant Leap Day fund - a sum to cover the cost of running the Hospice for an extra day on a leap year.
To donate, visit https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/GiantLeap2020
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