Father and son take on the virtual London marathon... again!

Archie and Ben are heading back out to the ridgeway

Father and son to tackle virtual London Marathon for the second time to raise money for our work!

Meet Archie and Ben!

This weekend they will be heading out to take on 26.2miles. They've chosen a challenging route on the Chiltern Ridgeway between Goring and Princes Risborough.

Archie says: "We believe no one should be sleeping on the streets at night or struggling to eat, which is why what the Wycombe Homeless Connect do is so important and valuable. Any donations are greatly appreciated."

Click here to donate to their effort and if you comment with messages of encouragement we can pass them on!

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