Gib and Ali Aslam - Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in aid of Leeds North and West Foodbank

We are two brothers walking the Yorkshire 3 peaks in aid of the Leeds North and West Food bank.
Ali - who has done next to no prep and is in for a world of pain
Gib - who volunteers at the food bank and has helped to set up the Leeds United Fans Food bank, who can often be seen at Elland Rd on match days helping to receive donations from fans.

The funds we raise will support Leeds North and West Foodbank (“Leeds NWFB”), a network of 9 foodbanks in the Leeds area which provide much needed support to families in crisis in the fight to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.

People can find themselves in a food crisis for many reasons: losing their job, a relationship breakdown or a death in the family can all lead to situations where a family can struggle to put food on the table.

Leeds NWFB is a member of the Trussell Trust, a national network of over 428 foodbanks, working to tackle hunger and poverty in our local communities and across the UK. In 2018/19, The Foodbank Network provided 1,583,668 three-day emergency food supplies and support to UK people in crisis. Of these, 577,618 went to children.

If the idea of a portly lad trying to walk 24 miles after no training or prep (alongside his considerably more prepared younger brother) makes you laugh we both encourage you to donate generously!