Jo McNicholls writes: On February 28th 2016 a small group of WIP women gathered for a day in a city farm community building in Bristol. Our aim was to get creative, to lightly and playfully explore our artistic expression and to connect in to our selves – whilst also raising money for the bursary fund! We spent time at the …
HUGE congratulations to this years Wolf Run Pack: Gemma Tracey, Kate John, Zannah Palmer, Ellie John and Agnes Ashbell who completed the 10k wild run and raised over £1200 for the bursary fund. Another HUGE thankyou to all of you who donated and supported the team. Here’s Gemma’s blog summing up the experience: “I emerged from my tent on the …
On Sunday 6th September a brave and hardy group of 5 women, led by Gemma Tracey, will tap into their wild strength and participate in the Wolf Run to raise money for the Women in Power Bursary Fund. The Wolf Run is a 10km wild run involving obstacles, water and lots of mud. Last year a pack of fabulous women …
‘Creating a culture of giving. Strengthening our community’. Here are some words from Lizzie Rothschild, bursary fund founder, about the reciprocal benefits of fundraising for WiP and a call to our community: “I want to thank again all those who have already stepped up in so many ways for all they have done. And I want to say that this …
We did it! And we raised over £1600 for the bursary fund – AMAZING. A huge thank you to the courageous firewalkers and the generosity of everyone who gave money and support. Check out the photos HERE. (Please note there are no photos of the actual firewalking because we needed all our focus and intention on the ritual itself) Julie, …
If you can walk over fire what else can you do?! On March 14th 2015 a courageous group of WIP women, led by Julie Rawnsley, will gather in Sussex to walk over hot coals and raise money for the bursary. If you wish to sponsor the event you can donate through paypal on this site. Contact: wipbursaryenq@gmail.com for more details.
In 2014 a pack of WIP women formed to run The Wolf Run – a 10K wild run to raise money for the bursary. Eleanor Brown, Aisha Hannibal, Caz Ingall, Sue Buckingham, Fan Lebel and Steph Ward trained for months to complete the inagural WIP WOlf Run event. Sadly Steph had to pull out on the day due to ill-health …
In 2013 the first bursary fundraiser was birthed in the shape of a CD. The vision to manifest a collection of songs was held by Liz Terry over several years and birthed through a precious collaboration with Maya Waldman, Sam Elvyhart, Eleanor Brown and Karen Coren with encouraging support from the WIP community, especially Lizzie Rothschild who had the idea …
“Create a culture of giving. Strengthen our community.” Welcome to the Women in Power UK Bursary Group blog where you can find out about all our latest fundraising adventures! The Bursary Team very much welcome your involvement and here’s a note from Lizzie about how brilliant it is to fundraise for WiP! Thank you for all your support and all …
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