Nina Kellman

I’m taking part in Million Makers, raising funds for The Prince’s Trust.

Hi everyone!

🎯 I’m excited to be taking on a huge challenge from August 1st: walking 1 million steps in 100 days to raise funds for The Prince’s Trust, a charity which transforms the lives of young people. The aim is to walk at least 10,000 steps a day to reach my goal of 1 million steps by November 9th (100 days from 1st August) and to raise £1,000 for charity. My current average step count is 4896 steps a day, so I will be more than doubling my step count for this challenge!

❤️ I’ll be sharing weekly updates on my fundraising page and social media so you can track my progress. Please support me by donating to my page and by sharing this with your network. 

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What is The Prince’s Trust? 

The Prince’s Trust believes that every young person should have the chance to succeed, no matter what their background or the challenges they are facing. The recent Class of Covid report reveals almost half of young people in the UK (49%) feel anxious about their future on a daily basis, with more than a third (35%) feeling that their life is spiralling out of control.

The courses offered by The Trust help young people aged 11-30 to develop essential life skills, get ready for work, access job opportunities and create a brighter future for themselves.

What else am I doing to raise money for The Prince’s Trust? 

I am part of Tesco's first ever #MillionMakers team in The Prince's Trust CPD-accredited ultimate entrepreneurial fundraising challenge. Team Tesco Titans, a team of technology and business graduates, will be putting our fundraising skills to the test from July to December, as we compete against organisations from across the UK, raising as much money as possible to support disadvantaged young people into employment, enterprise or education.

🏫 As a former classroom teacher, I am excited to also lead an initiative that uses my passion for education to raise money for charity, by involving primary school children in the fundraising. I believe this can make a significant impact and inspire young people to give back.