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Santa Stomp – Step into the Christmas Spirit!
Ready, Set, Stomp!
This Christmas, we’re inviting you to lace up your boots, don your best festive gear, and take part in Santa Stomp – a brand-new fundraising challenge in support of YMCA Norfolk.
Whether you stomp solo or rally your elves, the idea is simple: get sponsored to walk, jog, or run a distance of your choice – all while spreading Christmas cheer and raising vital funds for young people in our community.
You could choose to do 10 laps of the school playground, a 5k run in the park or a mile a day for the week – the choice is yours. We just have one rule – Have as much fun as possible!
How it Works:
- Download our Fundraising pack which contains everything you need to get you started.
- Pick your distance – from a gentle stroll to a full-on festive trek.
- Choose your location – school, workplace, home, or around your neighbourhood.
- Dress the part – Santa suits, Christmas jumpers, elf ears… the more festive, the better!
- Raise funds – ask friends, family, and colleagues to sponsor your stomp.
- Have lots of fun!
Add Some Extra Sparkle:
Why not boost your fundraising with some fun and festive fundraising events such as:
- Christmas Bake Sale
- Festive Quiz Night
- Family Fun Day
- Christmas Games Day
- Christmas Jumper Day
Take a look at our fundraising pack for a whole host of ideas and resources.
The more creative, the better!
Why Take Part?
By joining the Santa Stomp, you’ll be helping YMCA Norfolk support vulnerable young people across the region – giving them a safe place to stay, opportunities to thrive, and hope for the future.
So grab your Santa hat, gather your crew, and let’s stomp our way to a brighter Christmas for everyone.
We really do appreciate every penny raised and donated, no matter how big or small.
If you don’t have the time or resources to take part in the Santa Stomp this year, but would still like to support the amazing work we do – Click the link below to donate to our Christmas appeal.
