Jun 01 2025

60 Miles in June

Feel great this summer and challenge yourself to complete 60 miles in June! That’s two miles a day, your way - walk, run, cycle, swim... the choice is entirely yours. Complete your miles solo or team up with your friends and family. Register to receive a free T-shirt and a tracker to log your miles. You can even earn yourself exclusive fundraising rewards! Find out more and register below.

This June, take on a challenge that will help you feel good, whilst doing good! Whether you're looking to get outside more this summer or need a new fitness challenge, this event is for everyone. Covering 60 miles breaks down to just 2 miles per day and will have you jumping for joy this June. You’ll be making a huge difference to autistic people and their families.

How you complete your miles is up to you. It’s free to sign up and we’ll provide you with a free t-shirt so you can look the part, as well as a performance tracker to keep on top of your progress.

Anywhere

01 June 2025

until 30 June 2025

Free to register

60 miles

This year, we're excited to also offer you the chance to earn new, exclusive, fundraising rewards – a National Autistic Society bucket hat and water bottle.

Here's how you can earn exclusive fundraising rewards:

Raise £30 or more on your online fundraising page by the halfway mark of the challenge (15 June), keep an eye out − your bucket hat will be arriving in the post soon after (delivery can take up to 10 working days).

Raise £150 or more, and you'll earn a 60 Miles in June medal to celebrate your amazing achievement.

Raise £250 or more, and you’ll also receive a water bottle along with your medal.

*Please note: Medals and water bottles will be sent out in July, once the challenge has come to an end.

You'll also be invited to join the event Facebook group where you can connect with fellow challengers from across the UK and be supported by our team of expert admins throughout the challenge. We can’t wait to welcome you!

When you sign up, you’ll be given an option to fundraise via Facebook or JustGiving and your page will automatically be created for you. Don’t forget to personalise your page and share with your friends and family (if you need support with any of this, please email fundraising@nas.org.uk).

Three reasons to get involved

Boost your wellbeing – Whether you're out in nature or taking yourself to the gym; this challenge will allow you to have some precious time by yourself, or with your loved ones. When life feels overwhelming, maintaining an active routine can make a big difference.

Do something for you - You can personalise this challenge in whatever way suits you best. If you want to walk 55 of the miles but run the last 5, you can! Want to track your steps and convert into miles, you can! The opportunities are endless. Take part by yourself or invite friends, family and colleagues to get involved. Set yourself a challenge that you’ll be proud to achieve, we’re here to cheer you on.

Make a difference – You’ll not only be making a difference to your life by taking on this challenge, but you’ll be helping to ensure the over 700,000 autistic people in the UK have access to advice and guidance whenever they need it most. By taking on this challenge, you’ll truly be helping to transform lives and change attitudes, and we cannot thank you enough.

60 Miles in June Challenge

Important information

Please note, we advise you to check with your doctor if you are unsure about taking on a fitness level outside of your normal exercise routine.

Age restrictions apply. View terms and conditions below for more information.

Find out more

For more information or to ask any questions you may have, email fundraising@nas.org.uk or call our Supporter Care team on 0808 800 1050.

All participants taking part in the event do so at their own risk and agree that, as far as they are aware, they are suitably fit and physically able to take part in the event. Participants who have any doubt about their health or have a medical condition that could be affected by exercise, must obtain their doctor’s approval before participating in any event. Participants are responsible for acting on the doctor’s advice, and the National Autistic Society shall not be held responsible for any injury or illness caused by the event.

There is no age limit to take part in the event. However, if under 18 years of age, the National Autistic Society recommends taking part in the event with a parent or guardian present.

Each participant is responsible for their own actions whilst participating in the event. The National Autistic Society accepts no responsibility for the participant's actions or their consequences. This includes any participation in any additional or third-party activity before, during and after the event.

We also request that you adhere to our fundraiser agreement.

The Facebook group is moderated between 9am to 9pm Monday to Sunday. If you have questions, please ask in the group or email fundraising@nas.org.uk or call our Supporter Care team on 0808 800 1050 Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm. Please be aware that responses may take longer outside of the hours listed above. Please note that, due to costs, we cannot post T-shirts internationally.

60 Miles in June

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60 Miles in June Challenge

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60 Miles in June

About the event:

Where?

Date and time?

How much?

How far?

Three reasons to get involved

60 Miles in June Challenge

Important information

Find out more

Terms and conditions

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