Date: 26 May 2012
Distance: 1 mile open water
Venue: Royal Victoria Dock, London
Registration fee: £15 (50% off - was £30)
Minimum sponsorship: £100
We are delighted to be involved in this exciting open water challenge. Jump in and swim in this fantastic event in our capital city, at London's impressive Royal Victoria Docks.
1. Mind Charity places. Secure a place in this wonderful swim through us for just £15 (reduced from £30), and commit to raising a minimum of £100 in sponsorship for Mind. We hope you decide to join our brilliant team!
2. Secure your own place. If you've been successful in securing your own place directly through the organisers - we'd love you to join us, and any funds you're able to raise will make all the difference. Just register your details here to receive all the support listed below.
Once you've secured your place, you can join the team by simply getting back in touch, and you'll receive all the fantastic support listed below.
We pride ourselves on giving everyone who joins Team Mind the support, inspiration and admiration they deserve! After all, you’ll be raising money for a fantastic cause – one that saves lives.![]()
We will be with you every step of the way, and offer all our swimmers a fantastic support package including :
We will do everything we can to ensure that you thoroughly enjoy your Great London Swim experience!
For more information, please contact us, or call us on 0871 872 1144.
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