Climbing 2 Recovery
Scale new heights
In September 2016, a new Endeavour Fund supported challenge, Climbing 2 Recovery, brought the opportunity for wounded, injured and sick (WIS) to get involved in climbing and mountaineering whilst in…
Past Endeavours
The Endeavour Fund aims to support adventurous and sporting challenges both at home and abroad and to aid projects across a spectrum of appeal and accessibility. We have helped challenges in the air, at sea and on land and will continue helping those with the ambition to create a variety of life changing experiences into the future.
65 Degrees North - Kilimanjaro
Conquering Kilimanjaro
On 4th June 2015 Peter Bowker, an amputee from the recent conflict in Afghanistan, and the team of 65 Degrees North successfully recorded the world’s first unsupported crossing of the…
Row 2 Recovery
All amputee team in Atlantic Crossing race 2015-16
We are delighted to have supported the incredible Atlantic adventures of the Row2Recovery team once more. The current team is heading East having left La Gomera in the Canary Islands…
Invictus Games 2016
We came. We saw. We're unconquered.
In 2014 the inaugural Invictus Games which took part in London stood as a highlight in the year’s sporting calendar as an international, multi-sport adaptive event that embraced the respect…
Dog Sledding 2017
Journey to the most remote corner of Mongolia by dog sled
Travelling with dogs along frozen lakes and rivers for 700 km the team will face temperatures down to a blistering -40C in the middle of the Mongolian winter – temperatures…
Walk of Britain
Five wounded veterans walk 1,000 miles over 10 weeks
The Walk of Britain will see five wounded veterans walk 1,000 miles over 10-weeks,through mainland UK, starting on the 21st August in Scotland and winding down through England and Wales…
Team Endeavour Racing
Develop, Inspire, Challenge
‘Team Endeavour Racing’ uses entry-level power boating (Thundercat Racing) to create an enjoyable and stimulating environment to develop, inspire and challenge in a demanding and difficult time while transitioning from…
65 Degrees North
Unsupported crossing of greenland icecap
Pete Bowker hopes to become the first amputee to cross the Greenland icecap unsupported when he joins the 65 Degrees North at the edge of the frozen country in May 2015.…