Walk for Change – London Bridges Challenge offers more than a fundraiser, it is a shared journey of connection, impact and purpose.
Funds raised:
- Supports and delivers community projects such as water tanks, schools and toilets blocks made with eco-bricks.
- Provides long‑term, sustainable impact rather than short‑term fixes
- Strengthens The Kula Foundations mission, responding to real, on‑the‑ground needs
- Build and grow a community of people walking to support a global mission
Walk With Us. Support With Purpose.
Why We’re Walking
On Saturday 20th June 2026, walkers and supporters will come together to take on a 15km route across London, following the Thames from west to east and crossing 11 of the Capital’s most iconic bridges. From leafy areas in Near Battersea to the breathtaking finish beneath Tower Bridge at Potters Field Park, this challenge offers a unique way to experience the city while doing something truly meaningful.
Every step taken helps support The Kula Foundation’s mission to design, fund and uplift community driven, grassroot projects that respond directly to community‑identified needs.
Our work listens first, working alongside communities to co‑create solutions that are sustainable, dignified, and led by local voices. Funds raised through this campaign will help us continue supporting projects that prioritise education, wellbeing, livelihoods and long‑term resilience.
Walking and donating helps ensure that communities are not just supported, but empowered.
Whether you’re walking the full 15km, sponsoring someone who is, or making a one‑off donation, your support plays a vital role.
Thank You For Being Part of This Journey.
This challenge is designs to be inclusive and welcoming, open to individuals, friends, families, first‑time fundraisers, and corporate teams alike. You can choose to fundraise, others may choose to make a voluntary donation, all contributions are deeply valued.
Due to restrictions and access to some bridges, we cannot accommodate wheelchair users.
Together, we can turn steps into impact, movement into momentum, and a single day in London into lasting change elsewhere in the world.
