A massive THANK YOU to all those who took part in the 2024 Pilgrimage!
The event was a huge success! Everyone enjoying the spectacular countryside views, the company of each other and some delicious food along the way!
We had 70 people taking part in the event on Friday for the start of the walk and an incredible 125 take part on the Monday, the final day of the walk.
We will be able to provide a total raised once we have received all sponsorship forms, which will be the end of July. However, to date, we are delighted to let you know we have so far raised just under £29,000. This would be able to feed everyone experiencing homelessness that comes into our centre for over 3 months! Thank you so much for all of the donations already received.
We would like to give a huge thanks to all volunteers who gave up their time to support the event, it would not have been possible to run the Pilgrimage without you!
Thank you also to all the clients that took part in the event, I know participants enjoyed talking to you and we do hope that you enjoyed the experience.
Finally, thank you to all Pilgrims who took part in the event, whether you did a day, 2 or the full weekend. Everyone involved helped to make it a wonderful weekend and such an enjoyable experience for all.
We have created a photo gallery from pictures taken over the weekend, if you would like to look at any of them click here! If you have any further images you would like to share with us, we would love to see them! Please send them to: events@cstm.org.uk. If you are sharing them on social media, you can tag us on Facebook @theconnectionatstmartins.
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We do hope we will see you again next year!
Thank you once again for your support, we rely on the generosity of people like you to continue our vital work. Your donations help to support people like Michael –
‘When you first come to Connection you don’t really appreciate the difference it makes but after a while you realise it’s a safe place’
