Step into March On 2025: A Challenge for Change

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of March On 2025, our annual step challenge that unites people across the country to raise vital funds for younger stroke survivors. Whether you’re looking to boost your fitness, add purpose to your daily routine, or support a meaningful cause, March On offers the perfect opportunity to do it all while making a difference.

What is March On?

March On is not just a fundraising challenge—it’s a chance to show strength, determination, and solidarity. The event is entirely flexible, allowing participants to set their own step goals based on their abilities. Whether you’re aiming for 100 steps a day around your living room or 10,000 steps on your favorite walking route, every step counts.

For those with limited mobility, March On also offers options for seated exercises. Stroke survivors can explore tailored routines on our YouTube channel, ensuring everyone can participate in a way that works best for them.

Why Take Part?

Every pound raised helps Different Strokes provide vital support and resources for younger stroke survivors. This includes peer support groups, exercise classes, information packs, and advocacy work that ensures stroke survivors’ voices are heard. By taking part in March On, you’re not just stepping for yourself—you’re stepping for an entire community.

How to Get Involved

Getting started is simple:

Sign up today and set your goal. It could be anything from seated exercises to a walk around the garden – or even a marathon! You can set your goal based on your own abilities and interests.
Create a fundraising page to rally support from friends and family.
Walk, roll, or move your way through March, knowing every effort is helping to make a difference.
Share your journey with us using #MarchOn2025!

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Last year, March On participants raised over £5000, showing what can be achieved when we come together. Let’s make 2025 even bigger. With your help, we can continue empowering stroke survivors to reclaim their lives and raise awareness about the challenges they face.