The Wee Wander  - Discount adult: KIDNEYWEE5
Discount child: KIDNEYWEE5

Children under 5 can walk the Wee Wander and do not need to register, just show up on the day!

The Mighty Stride  - KIDNEYMIGHTY5

The Big Stroll - KIDNEYBIG5

Dogs are always welcome at Kiltwalks, although we do ask they remain on the lead due to busy areas and young children on the route.

Raise funds for Kidney Research UK and thanks to The Hunter Foundation, all of your funds will be topped up by 50%.

Once you're registered via Kiltwalk, a JustGiving fundraising page will automatically be created for you to share on your social channels.

You can personalise your page, add photos, talk about what you're doing and why, set a fundraising target and then send your page link to your friends, family and colleagues so that they can sponsor you easily and securely.

Kiltwalk will then transfer your sponsorship plus the 50% top up to us a month after the event has taken place,

Our policy like that of many other charities, is that Gift Aid is not included in sponsorship targets.

We have set a target of £100 for the Kiltwalk to help us end kidney disease. However, this is only a target and something you should try to aim for. We understand that fundraising is sometimes difficult, but our team will be on hand to help you raise as much as you can.

Thank you for all of the hard work you've put into your fundraising, this will help us continue to fund research into kidney disease. Now all that's left to do is send it in.

All sponsorship that you raise will be topped up by The Hunter Foundation by 50%.

Pay in your money online

If you’ve been collecting money via a JustGiving page then the money will be sent to Kiltwalk automatically, they will then top it up by 50% and send us it all a month after the event.

If you are having issues setting up your fundraising page please call our Supporter Care Team on 0300 303 1100.

Raffles can be a great way of raising some additional money for your challenge. However, there are some strict rules governing how they can be run.

The simplest way to hold a raffle within the rules is to hold it alongside another event; a pub quiz for example. You will need to sell the tickets during your event, and the raffle has to be drawn and prizes given out on the same night. If you do a raffle this way, you won't need a licence.

If you want to hold a raffle on its own, you will need a specific licence so please get in touch with: [email protected]

Yes absolutely, if there are two or more of you doing an event, then you can get together to raise your money. Just remember that sponsorship targets are per person.

If you are going to fundraise with a friend or as a team all we ask is that you let us know as soon as you can. Please contact: [email protected]

View the size guide from the supplier of our t-shirts, running tops and cycle jerseys.