‘Lakes for Level Water’, a new fundraising swimming challenge in aid of Level Water. 

On Sat 15th Aug, participants will have a chance to swim the following distances at Collingwood Dock:
  • 10km (25 laps) - 08:15 
  • 5 miles (20 laps) - 09:00
  • 3 miles (12 laps) - 09:00
  • 2 miles (8 laps) - 10:00 
  • 1 mile (4 laps) - 11:30
To be part of this national, social distance friendly challenge, raising money for a fantastic cause join the Collingwood team here: justgiving.com/team/collingwooddock. You’ll get a free event swim cap and badge and have the chance to win some amazing prizes.

If there's a distance you want to complete and it's not listed please get in touch.
PRIZES 
Level Water are offering prizes depending on how much you raise:
  • Raise over £50: A Swim Secure waterproof phone bag
  • Raise over £100: The phone bag + entry into a prize drawn to win a 2XU Wetsuit
  • Raise over £200: All of the above plus an AlpKit Thermos
  • Top fundraiser at Collingwood: Entry into the 2XU Wetsuit draw, a Swim Secure Wild Swim bag, a special edition Level Water beanie
  • Top 3 fundraisers nationally: A custom, UK made duffle bag from Alpkit designed to your specification, a special item from Alpkit, yet to be launched (but it’s amazing, trust me) a 2XU Wetsuit of your choice, an Outdoor Swimming Society hammam towel, an Alpkit Day Tripper Thermos
In addition anyone who raises over £100 will receive an organic cotton WESWIMRUN Tee, and raise over £200 to receive a free entry to any of our swim events. We'd love Collingwood swimmers to raise as much as possible for this great charity.

Want to take part? First join our team here justgiving.com/team/collingwooddock, then book your swim with us. 

BOOK YOUR SWIM

Once you have joined our Just Giving team you can book your swim to confirm your entry. Level Water ask for a minimum fundraising amount of £50.

Booking fee: £6 for 1 mile, 2 miles, and 3 miles; and £10 for 5 miles & 10km.
Level Water are a national charity who provide bespoke, 1-1 swimming lessons to children with disabilities. They currently work in 90 pools and provide 20,000 lessons to 500 children, but this is all at risk. Their income has been hit hard with the cancellation of the 2020 events and if pools and events don’t reopen soon, the charity may not continue for much longer and hundreds of children will miss out on this life changing skill. ​
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