100 Miles in October 2026
Will you take on the challenge of 100 Miles in October? Walk 100 Miles in memory of a loved one or take part with friends, family or colleagues. It’s a tough challenge, but you will be helping us raise vital funds to support our work in end-of-life and bereavement care, whilst getting fit and improving your health and wellbeing. Walk, jog, cycle it’s up to you!
To sign up and make a difference register on idonate>>
If you have any questions, you can have a look at the FAQs below or email Emma & Gerry on [email protected]
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Frequently Asked Questions
To sign up and take part in the 100 Miles in October you can join the 100 Miles in October Facebook Group and complete the online Registration Form.
If you need support or want to find out more you can email [email protected] and we will send you on details of how to sign up and set up your fundraiser.
You can take on the 100 miles your way – You can run, jog or walk your 100 Miles in October.
You can do it with friends or family or on your own. It’s completely up to you how fast you go, and what route you take. This is your personal challenge, and we want you to enjoy it whatever way works best for you.
Your fundraising page will be set up for you automatically when you register, please click here>>
To receive your fabulous end of challenge medal, you need to complete 100 miles in October and fundraise €50 or more in support of the work of Irish Hospice Foundation.
Taking part in challenges like 100 Miles in October helps to raise vital funds to support our work in end of life and bereavement care. To help show how your participation is making a difference, we will share stories and updates via the Facebook Group and by email that tells you how you’re making a difference to the people we support.
You will receive your Welcome Pack by post before 1st October. If you have any questions, email Emma & Gerry on Challenge@hospicefoundation.ie
Included in the 100 Miles in October pack is your limited-edition Sky Blue IHF t-shirt, your welcome letter and details on the work of IHF.
Of course! Doing a challenge with others is motivating, fun and can be a brilliant team-building exercise. If you’d like support getting your community or workplace involved, please email Mairéad on Challenge@hospicefoundation.ie
No, but they really are a very easy way to fundraise. Because the funds raised are lodged directly into the IHF bank account, it means you don’t need to worry about collecting, recording or lodging.
If you would prefer to fundraise offline, you can request a sponsorship card by emailing Emma and Gerry on Challenge@hospicefoundation.ie
Yes! Please contact our fundraising team on Challenge@hospicefoundation.ie and they will organise your 100 Miles in October Pack and provide you with details on setting up your own iDonate fundraising page.
Download the 100 Miles in October Daily Tracker!
The tracker will be available to download soon.
Read the 100 Miles in March brochure for more info, and download your very own copy of the 100 Miles in March Daily Tracker.
Join the 100 Miles in October Challenge with your Workplace
Is your team ready to take on a challenge that increases wellbeing and motivation while raising funds? Find out how to get your workplace invovled in the 100 Miles in October Workplace Challenge. Read our slidedeck below.
If you have any questions, you can email [email protected].
