Michael Morris

Future Steps

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Target steps

280,000

Me VS 10,000 steps

At a time when 900,000 young people in the UK are out of work – enough to form the UK’s third biggest city! The King’s Trust are committed to ending youth unemployment, and I’m doing my bit to support.  

I am taking on the Future Steps challenge – completing 10,000 steps a day throughout February and raising vital funds to support young people across the UK. 

A donation of just £12 could fund a call to The King's Trust helpline, enabling a young person facing adversity to gain the critical advice they need. 

Every penny raised will help break down barriers, open doors and support young people to build the confidence and skills they need to find work. Please consider donating to my page. 

Thank you. 

Leaderboards

My Achievements

Made a self-donation

Raised £50 in The King's Trust 50th anniversary year!

The RBC badge - Doubled ££ goal

Reached £100 fundraising goal

Increased your fundraising target

Reached 50% of fundraising goal

50 times around Buckingham Palace (170,000 steps)

Reached 50% of stepping goal

You've completed your steps!

Received 10 donations

Updated profile photo

Shared fundraising page

My Updates

Closing the gap

Sunday 1st Feb
Oh thank goodness, I remembered! It’s the 1st Feb. Probably wouldn’t be a great start to have elected oneself as Team Captain only to forget Day 1 for this corporate charity event. Day started with a 3km lunchtime walk with Jovi (our small ‘lockdown’ Cockerpoo) in the pouring rain much to her dislike Jovi is not one for the rain. Met a few similar dog walkers, all hitting with me a cheery ‘Good afternoon’, before acknowledging the reality of another grey and dreary London winter. Rest of the day was mostly chores and then, after church, it’s just after 9pm and I’ve “hit the gym” - an imposter syndrome phrase that sits uneasy with me. Prompted only by realising that I’m a few thousand steps short of where need to be. Gym empty. Faffed a bit on arrival. Had half expected alarms and bells to sound as the barrier opened given the number of emails they’d sent me all in the ‘Mike remember the Gym? You seem to be out of rhythm?’, thought to the present, ‘Can we get you off our book as your ruining our stats albeit not our cash flow?” Well nonchalant nods exchanged, treadmill found and time to close the step gap. That was day 1. Expect the next post when I need another a head down, writing, ignore the world… moment!

Thank you to my Sponsors

£50

Agnes Lee

£50

J X

Well done for smashing the step target and supporting such a worthwhile cause.

£20

Justina Yeo

£10

Anonymous

Well done Mike