CURRENT CAMPAIGNS FOR 2019-2020

Are you a teacher interested in having your students go the distance? Or a business or local group wanting to build stronger communities? Maybe you belong to a running club and want to finally run away for good!

Well, we've got a campaign that's just for you! Explore our Find 52 campaigns below and see how you can get involved today.

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2020

Find 52 Thousand

THE ROAD TO READING NATIONAL RELAY March 2020 Thank you for making a difference in the lives of children today and tomorrow…Go, go, go! So grateful for go-getters like you!.…Bonne chance dans la chaleur et l’humidité de Ste-Lucie! J’espère que les enfants de Ste-Lucie deviendront des lecteurs et lectrices passionné(e)s! ENCOURAGING WORDS What ...

International Literacy Day 2016

Soufrière Primary ran a relay on September 8, 2016 to celebrate reading. The event was filmed as part of the "run-up" to our first Find 52 Thousand campaign in 2017. Over 1,000 students from grade 3-12 ran 1 mile segments right around St. Lucia.

Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
Albert Einstein

(1879-1955)

Fundraising is an Uphill Battle

In January 2015, I ran 52 miles in Grenada. Let me dismiss athletic motives; it so happens 52 miles gets you all the way around the island. I did it for money – $40,000 – all of which went to OneWorld Schoolhouse. CTV National news ran the story on May 25, 2015 and so began Find 52.

All men should strive to learn before they die what they are running from, and to, and why.
James Thurber

Find 52 started in Grenada

52 miles gets you right around this small, beautiful island. Companions on the second day included: Philip Clift from Petite Anse Hotel, an enthusiastic young boy and one very fit dog named "Dodgy".

The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page.
ST. AUGUSTINE

Finding the way for Fundraising

Olympian Jake Holden and Richard Clewes survey the route for Find 52 in January 2016. The duo were joined by St. Lucian Olympic athletes and members of the Royal St. Lucia Police Force.

A road is a song, a poem, a movie, an adventure. It's hope and optimism, and inquisitiveness.
A. A. GILL

The Angry Isle