Hotel spa staff walk Fife Coastal Path to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees

Staff from a Fife hotel spa and fitness centre are set to walk 43 miles from Dysart to St Andrews to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees.
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Simon Almond, fitness manager, and David McDonald, pool maintenance technician, from the Kohler Waters Spa and Fitness Centre, based at The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa in St Andrews, are fundraising to support the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal by walking 43 miles along the Fife Coastal Path on April 12.

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Starting at midnight from Dysart, they intend to walk to the Old Course Hotel in St Andrews via the Fife Coastal Path in 15 - 18 hours, finishing at around 5.00pm.

From left: David McDonald, pool maintenance technician, and Simon Almond, fitness manager, from the Kohler Waters Spa and Fitness Centre are fundraising to support the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal by walking 43 miles on April 12.From left: David McDonald, pool maintenance technician, and Simon Almond, fitness manager, from the Kohler Waters Spa and Fitness Centre are fundraising to support the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal by walking 43 miles on April 12.
From left: David McDonald, pool maintenance technician, and Simon Almond, fitness manager, from the Kohler Waters Spa and Fitness Centre are fundraising to support the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal by walking 43 miles on April 12.
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Simon and David decided to walk 43 miles as this is the average distance that families are walking to escape the intense conflict in Ukraine.

For every pound donated the Old Course Hotel, with the support of Kohler co, will match it (up to £5000).

To make a donation visit here.

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