In 2025, Penny Bullion-Peters is setting out on two ultra-distance challenges: a 50km trek around the stunning hills of Bath in March, followed by a gruelling 100km hike along the dramatic Jurassic Coast in May.

Together, these two events cover 150km — a meaningful number associated with positive change, compassion, and helping others. This number, 150, symbolises the call to make a difference.

As someone who works in education and has a deep love for dogs, Penny is inspired by Underdog International’s work. They run programmes that bring children and dogs together to create powerful bonds and mutual healing. Supporting Underdog can help fund therapy dog programmes, educational resources, and community projects that use the comfort of dogs to support children’s wellbeing and emotional resilience worldwide.

“Whether it’s empowering children, rescuing vulnerable dogs, or bridging the two to form friendships that change lives, Underdog International’s mission aligns with everything I believe in. Through this 150km journey, I hope to bring greater awareness and resources to their cause—and I’d love your support along the way!

Join me in making a difference. Let’s harness the power of 150 to create lasting, positive change for children and dogs in need. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to this goal. Thank you!”

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