Across the Divide Brochure

Across the Divide offers adventurous and safe charity challenges, including treks, projects, bike rides and dog sledding expeditions, all organised to help participants raise money for a good cause or a charity of their own choice.

Charity Challenges and Expeditions

Across the Divide Limited provides a wide range of fundraising adventures for those who have dreamed of taking on a journey of a lifetime while supporting charity. Participants can choose from organised charity expeditions or a selection of 'open challenges'.

• Trek the Great Wall of China
• Trek to Everest Base Camp
• Mush a dogsled team in the Arctic
• Climb Kilimanjaro

Options to Suit Everybody

The company offers something for everyone, with overseas challenges ranging from 7 to 22 days and sponsored walks in the UK over a weekend. All charity events are graded in terms of difficulty, so participants can pick the one that best suits them. To take part, participants pay a registration fee, plus insurance and sponsorship.

Corporate and CSR Projects

For companies, Across the Divide has an ever-expanding range of charity projects, team challenges and CSR projects to select from, or it can tailor an event to meet specific objectives.

Experience and Safety

Across the Divide's charity challenges are almost unique in that all fundraising events are organised as mini-expeditions, with all the safety and personnel back-up that this entails. The experience of its teams stretches across over 300 charity challenges, in over 35 different countries, with £24 million raised for charity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of challenges are available?

Challenges include treks, projects, bike rides and dog sledding expeditions, such as trekking the Great Wall of China, trekking to Everest Base Camp, mushing a dogsled team in the Arctic or climbing Kilimanjaro.

How long do the challenges last?

Overseas challenges range from 7 to 22 days, while sponsored walks in the UK take place over a weekend.

What do participants need to pay?

Participants pay a registration fee, plus insurance and sponsorship for the trip.

Are the challenges suitable for all abilities?

Yes. All charity events are graded in terms of difficulty, so participants can pick the one that best suits them.

Does Across the Divide work with companies?

Yes. The company offers an ever-expanding range of charity projects, team challenges and CSR projects, and can tailor an event to meet specific objectives.

How experienced is Across the Divide?

The teams have experience across over 300 charity challenges in more than 35 countries, with £24 million raised for charity.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Across the Divide Limited. For current details, visit the company's official website.