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Man Walks Million Steps to Save His Life Charity
7 Sep
Summary
- David Kerr walked over a million steps in August for charity.
- He raised £7,000 for Surrey Drug and Alcohol Care, crediting them with saving him.
- Kerr completed the South Downs Way, covering 511 miles to give back.
David Kerr, a 42-year-old from Oxted, has successfully raised £7,000 for Surrey Drug and Alcohol Care after completing a remarkable feat of walking over one million steps in a single month.
Kerr stated that the charity was instrumental in saving his life, offering him a path out of severe alcohol dependence. He undertook the challenge by walking the length of the South Downs Way, covering 511 miles in August.
His motivation was to give back to the organization that provided him with a second chance. Kerr is committed to continuing his walking habit, drawing strength from past physical and emotional pain to fuel his efforts.
Surrey Drug and Alcohol Care offers vital support and counseling services for individuals facing challenges with substance abuse and mental health issues. Kerr's fundraising page is active until September 30, aiming to reach a total of £10,000.
