The Challenge

Project Endure is a 30-day endurance mission travelling the length of the UK and back. Drew will run for 20 consecutive days, averaging 50 miles a day from Land’s End to John o’ Groats.

Once he reaches the top of Scotland, he’ll begin a 10-day cycle back south, covering around 100 miles per day.

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The Numbers Behind The Challenge

20

Ultra Marathons
in 20 Days

Drew will run over 50 miles every day, taking on the distance of an ultramarathon daily for nearly three weeks.

2,000

Miles of
Running and Cycling

The challenge combines foot and bike power, with selected sections covered by road bike to manage injury risk and keep the momentum going across the full length of the UK.

60,000

Feet of
Elevation

That’s the equivalent of climbing Mount Everest more than three times, across changing terrain and unpredictable weather, all while enduring daily physical strain.

Our "Why?"

Project Endure is a challenge born from personal struggle and a drive to spark change.

After overcoming his own mental health battles, Drew is using endurance to raise awareness, inspire resilience and support those who need it most.

This journey is about more than miles, it’s about showing what’s possible.

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Why It Matters

“A few years ago, I was in a dark place and didn’t see a way out. Running gave me something to hold on to, a reason to keep going. This challenge is my way of showing others that strength lies beyond struggle and that there is always a way forward.
— Drew

Support The Cause

Project Endure is all about raising awareness, starting conversations and making a real difference for mental health. Every donation, share and show of support helps us go further, not just in miles, but in impact.

Here’s how you can get involved: