Does your business or organisation want to show support for mental health in your local community?

Posted on: September 9, 2025

📢 Mind in West Essex are looking for corporate sponsors in Harlow, Uttlesford and Epping Forest for our Mental Elf 2025 fun run / walk on December 7th 2025.

You’ll be helping to sleigh mental health stigma and raise vital funds for our work in West Essex.

🏅 Event, route, goodie bag and medal sponsorship packages are available. If you’d like to partner with us for this day of festive family fun for a great cause, get in touch today!

Email community@mindinwestessex.org.uk or visit www.mindinwestessex.org.uk/shop/mental-elf-fun-run-2025/ for more information.

Author: Emily Smith
Posted: 09/09/2025
Categories: Events, News, Opportunities

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