Saturday 12 September 2026 · Ten countries
Ten kilometres. Ten locations. One day, chasing the sun around the world. Every walk live streamed, start to end.
The event
Ten walks in ten places, all on the same day. No single one is the main event — the point is that they all happen.
The relay
Each location picks its own time. The first walk sets off in Australia while Britain is still asleep; the last one finishes in Edinburgh after dark. Fifteen hours from the first step to the last.
Times below are local to each place, in the order they set off.
Australia
1:00pm
Koh Samui
TBC
Mumbai
11:00am
Athens
9:00am
Hamburg
11:00am
Fleetwood
12:00pm
London
12:00pm
Ireland
2:00pm
Arkansas
12:00pm
Toronto
1:00pm
Edinburgh
7:00pm
Your front door
Your call
Exact meeting points will be confirmed nearer the day.
Registration
Important: your registration isn't confirmed until we've received your payment.
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Sponsorship
Not walking? You can still put money behind the people who are. Every penny goes to Happy Doggo for Tina's Hospital.
Donate through our JustGiving page, follow the prompts, and you'll get an email confirming it. That's the whole process.
Who Tina was
A golden retriever, found in the jungle on the end of a short chain. Filthy, frail, and used for years as a breeding machine. Happy Doggo brought her in and called her Tina.
What everyone remembers is that none of it had made her bitter. After everything people had done to her, she was still loving, still joyful, still willing to trust. She had a few months of the life she should always have had, and she savoured every day of it. Then her kidneys failed.
A few months was enough to change everything. Niall Harbison wrote a book about her that sold around the world, and thousands of people who never met her sent money. Her name is now on a hospital.
What we're building
Its full name is Tina's Hospital For Dogs Who Aren't Doing So Good. Nobody is going to shorten it.
A proper veterinary hospital on Koh Samui — free — for the dogs with nowhere else to go.
Some of them live on the street. Others have families who love them and simply can't afford a vet. Either way, the treatment they need has never been within reach. This is the building that changes that.
The land, the paperwork and the groundwork are done. What's left is finishing the construction, fitting it out, and buying the equipment that saves lives. That's what the money is for.
Why the 12th
On the same day, Niall Harbison is running 5km every hour for twenty-four hours straight to finish funding the hospital. It's streamed live, start to end.
He's asked the community to fundraise alongside him. So that's what we're doing — ten kilometres each, in ten places, while he runs. Our total goes into the same pot.
Anywhere in the world
That's the whole idea. Australia, Greece, Germany, Ireland, the States, Canada, Scotland — and wherever you are. Register, then walk your ten from your own front door, whenever suits you on the day.