Expedition Limitless has unveiled its latest fundraising challenge, the Big Swim.
A24-hour endurance swim by expedition leader Martin Malone, it is being held to raise funds for Rebecca House and The Children’s Centre.
The event, set for September 6-7 at St Andrews Lakes, Kent, is part of the wider Expedition Limitless 2026 campaign, aiming to raise £200,000 for local children and families.
Martin, known for extreme fundraising feats, said: “Swimming for 24 hours is about much more than distance. It’s about pushing myself for the children and families who face far tougher challenges every single day. If one swim can help raise vital funds and awareness for these brilliant charities, then every stroke will be worth it.”
Grateful
Jo Pack, Manager at Rebecca House, said: “We’re incredibly grateful to Martin and the Expedition Limitless team for their phenomenal support.
“The funds raised will directly help us continue to provide specialist care to children with complex needs.”
Joff Whitten, CEO of The Children’s Centre, added: “Martin’s 24-hour swim is a powerful example of community-driven support in action, and we’re thrilled to be part of this amazing campaign.”
Donations can be made via: https://benevityapp.page.link/WcqxizQGLe8gCiwm7.
The Big Swim precedes further Expedition Limitless events, including T-Fest in Peel on 30 August and an Arctic expedition in 2026.
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