£120
Fundraising target
10 km walk
Distance
Families & community
Who
Why It Matters
Walk for those who walk every day
Across many parts of Africa, millions of people — including young children — are required to walk several miles every single day just to collect clean water. This daily struggle impacts their ability to attend school, stay healthy, and live safely.
The Water Walk Challenge combines physical activity, community engagement, and meaningful reflection. By taking part, you won't only raise vital funds — you'll gain a deeper understanding of this reality. Every step you take contributes towards sustainable clean water solutions like water wells and irrigation systems, transforming the lives of those most in need.
Event Details
Starting Point
Victoria Park car park, Leicester. The first Water Campaign launches here on 18 July.
The Route
A guided 10km walk through Leicester city centre, following pedestrian routes and scenic canal pathways.
Fundraising
Each participant raises a minimum of £100 through friends, family, and their wider networks.
Who Takes Part
Families, children, and members of the local community in Leicester — everyone is welcome.
Refreshments
Refreshments and light snacks are provided to keep participants energised along the way.
On The Day
What to expect
Organised Walking Groups
Walk together in friendly, organised groups led by our team throughout the route.
Designated Stopping Points
Planned stops along the way so families and children can rest and regroup comfortably.
Islamic Reminders
Short, uplifting Islamic reminders at key checkpoints to reinforce the purpose of the walk.
Where Your Funds Go
All funds raised support Droplets of Mercy UK's clean water projects — helping provide sustainable access to safe drinking water for communities in need, like Sudan and beyond.
Register for the Walk
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Droplets of Mercy Water Projects
Every pound you raise on the Water Walk helps build wells and water points like these — bringing clean, safe water to families across Africa and beyond.
Water Wells Project — Sanghar, Pakistan
A whole village gathers at their new water well
Children with clean water on their doorstep
Filling up at a Droplets of Mercy water point
Solar-powered community water point — Kwale, Kenya
Clean, safe water — the gift that keeps giving