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Man Runs 220 Miles for Hospice That Cared for Dad
20 Jan
Summary
- A man is running the entire 220-mile length of the River Severn.
- The challenge aims to raise funds for a hospice that provided care.
- He runs 32 to 42 miles daily between May 5th and June 10th.
Joe Hemming is embarking on a remarkable 220-mile run, tracing the course of the River Severn from its source in Hafren Forest to its mouth in Bristol. This ambitious undertaking is deeply personal, serving as a fundraiser for St Richard's Hospice, which provided care for his father. Hemming plans to cover between 32 and 42 miles daily. His challenge, scheduled from May 5th to June 10th, is particularly poignant as it marks one year since his father, Robert, was admitted to and subsequently passed away at the hospice. Hemming expressed profound gratitude for the hospice's "unbelievable" support during his father's final days.
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