Parallel Windsor 2021

Parallel Windsor is a truly accessible celebration of inclusion, with disability at the heart of the experience.

It welcomes all ages and abilities with a range of distances; 100m, 1K, 5K, 10K and the innovative Super Sensory 1K. The event slogan is “Start Together, Finish Whenever” and is a fully accessible event, with every participant welcome to bring a buddy!

The event also includes a free festival of inclusivity.

Please note: Parallel Windsor has been delayed to June 27th 2021 due to coronavirus. Please get in touch by emailing [email protected] if you have any questions.

Distance: 100m, 1km, 5km or 10km
Registration fee: £20 (+£4 VAT)
Fundraising target: £250

By taking part in Parallel Windsor for SeeAbility you’ll benefit from:

Personalised, branded running vest or branded t-shirt
Dedicated support from SeeAbility’s Event Team
Regular team e-updates
A fundraising pack with tips and ideas, as well as materials
The achievement of knowing that as part of Team SeeAbility you have helped to support people with autism and learning disabilities, many of whom have sight loss

Already have a place?

If you have your own place in Parallel Windsor you can still be part of the SeeAbility team and receive all of the benefits above, without committing to a minimum fundraising target. Get started by setting up your online fundraising page.

Questions?

For any queries about this event please email [email protected] or call 01372 755041.

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