Thanks to the support of over 800 walkers who joined us on Sunday for the 10th annual Brighton Equality Walk, we celebrated this important milestone with our biggest walk ever!
Zoe Lyons hosted this year’s walk and was joined for a picnic in the Royal Pavilion Gardens by hundreds of families and fundraising teams. MPs John Bercow, Caroline Lucas and Simon Kirby, and the Mayor of Brighton & Hove Bill Randall, also attended the 10km walk, together with comedians Jen Brister and Suzi Ruffel.
Over £65,000 has already been raised, with more expected to come in over the coming weeks. The money raised from the Walk will help us produce a new primary school DVD, FREE, bringing a vital message about diversity, difference and respect to children, parents and teachers.
If you’d like to make a donation to the event, it’s not too late to do so.
We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who took part and supported the Walk in this very special year.
Why Walk?
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Get Fundraising
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Celebrity Hosts
Present and past celebrity hosts tell us why they walk
On The Day
Details of the day’s schedule
To mark our 10th anniversary of the Brighton Equality Walk we asked you to tell us ‘Why I Walk’. Some of you took part in the walk to meet other Stonewall supporters, some of you for the great sense of community spirit and others just to enjoy a fun-filled day in Brighton. But we all walk because every single pound raised funds Stonewall’s work tackling homophobia in schools.
Thanks to the support of over 800 walkers who joined us on Sunday for the 10th annual Brighton Equality Walk, we celebrated this important milestone with our biggest walk ever!
Zoe Lyons hosted this year’s walk and was joined for a picnic in the Royal Pavilion Gardens by hundreds of families and fundraising teams. MPs John Bercow, Caroline Lucas and Simon Kirby, and the Mayor of Brighton & Hove Bill Randall, also attended the 10km walk, together with comedians Jen Brister and Suzi Ruffel.
Over £65,000 has already been raised, with more expected to come in over the coming weeks. The money raised from the Walk will help us produce a new primary school DVD, FREE, bringing a vital message about diversity, difference and respect to children, parents and teachers.
If you’d like to make a donation to the event, it’s not too late to do so.
We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who took part and supported the Walk in this very special year.
Why Walk?
Find out more about why we’re walking
Get Fundraising
Tips and ideas to make your fundraising a success
Prizes and Perks
Amazing fundraising prizes
Walk With Us
Register now!
Celebrity Hosts
Present and past celebrity hosts tell us why they walk
On The Day
Details of the day’s schedule
To mark our 10th anniversary of the Brighton Equality Walk we asked you to tell us ‘Why I Walk’. Some of you took part in the walk to meet other Stonewall supporters, some of you for the great sense of community spirit and others just to enjoy a fun-filled day in Brighton. But we all walk because every single pound raised funds Stonewall’s work tackling homophobia in schools.
