KAPOW Photo Gallery 2018

We had an AMAZING time with the 500+ people who ran KAPOW! with us - we've captured some of the magic in these pics taken by local photographer Tom Lynn of Madeira Windows. Please feel free to share this page with your friends and family and use it to keep on raising funds before the cut off date.

Thank you to all who attended and we can't wait for the next incredible event with such a brilliant community of supporters!

PHOTO BOOTH GALLERY

Gildredge House heroes b4 kapow 5k charity run for St Wilfrids hospice. Good luck. #makeithome @stwilfridstweet pic.twitter.com/mx65EX3MIU
— Sport (@Gildredge_House) June 9, 2018

The first few pictures are coming from this afternoon's #KapowSTW and they're Incredible. 😉😍#Eastbourne #Incredibles2 pic.twitter.com/VWQfCtmwXR
— St Wilfrid's Hospice (@stwilfridstweet) June 9, 2018

Girls from Charleston House (AKA The Kapow Team) took part in a 5km assault course on Saturday. They have currently raised nearly £800 for @stwilfridstweet and donations are still coming in. Well done girls! #bedes #school #boardingschool #sussex #summer #sports #running pic.twitter.com/7JMQcYcwLy
— Bede's (@bedesnews) June 11, 2018

#hospicehero #KAPOW @stwilfridstweet great scenes at our event today #ProudMoment pic.twitter.com/4ViR0cxnNG
— Ella Williams (@ellawilliamsco) June 9, 2018

@stwilfridstweet #kapow Had a great time and raised a lot for this amazing charity. Thank you . pic.twitter.com/nNxrlnhq6a
— Julia (@Thomberlina) June 9, 2018

Recharging my batteries after a day of celebrating the many Superheroes who support our local hospice! @stwilfridstweet Kapow! event was awesome and a great example of #TeamWorkMakesTheDreamWork 💜🦄👩🏼‍🎤💪🏼💁🏼‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/p5fXvS3mZh
— Beth Hillier (@BethHillier1) June 9, 2018

Steward selfie with Steve! pic.twitter.com/FU0vK0Oovv
— James Bloomfield 🐅 (@JamesElwynB) June 9, 2018

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