Question 1

When I purchase a ticket, do I have to participate in the challenge?

Accepted Answer

Participation is NOT mandatory. You can simply purchase a ticket(s) and opt not to participate in the challenge, you will still receive a shirt and can participate in the raffle! However, we hope you find the experience personally valuable.

Question 2

I really want to support your cause without participating in the walkathon, what can I do?

Accepted Answer

Thank you! You can still support us by visiting our website www.rsn.ngo and donating any amount. You are also able to make a donation through this page by going to tickets > donation.

Question 3

I don’t have a lot of time. Is there a certain amount of miles I need to walk?

Accepted Answer

No, you can contribute any distance at all to show your solidarity. We know it isn’t feasible for all participants to walk everyday. Choose a reasonable distance for yourself and an activity you enjoy - biking, jogging, kayaking - and do it anywhere you wish while wearing your walkathon t-shirt!

Question 4

Is there a limit to how many people I invite?

Accepted Answer

You can invite as many people as you'd like! We recommend doing the walkathon with a buddy - remember to email us your photos!

Question 5

Can I just go to the gym?

Accepted Answer

Of course! Just put on your walkathon t-shirt  and help us raise awareness!

Question 6

Do I need to buy a walkathon ticket to be able to participate in the raffle?

Accepted Answer

No! You can opt to buy raffle tickets only.

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