Empower and inspire participants whilst raising funds for your organisation with a unique charity firewalk event
Empower and inspire participants whilst raising funds for your organisation with a unique charity firewalk event
By taking part in the Firewalk you will have the unique opportunity to challenge and conquer your own fears at the same time as supporting a charity in your locality.
Upon arrival, we can build the fire upon various surfaces – using fire proof boards to ensure that the ground underneath is fully protected, leaving no trace after the event.
On the night, all participants will take part in an empowerment and training workshop delivered by a Firewalk Instructor prior to the Firewalk. This normally takes around 1.5 hours (numbers depending) and aims to help overcome any limiting beliefs and build the necessary psychology to prepare participants to come and walk on fire.
As part of preparations, during the seminar some of the team may be given the opportunity to take part in glass-walking, board breaking or arrow-breaking!
After the event, all remnants from the firewalk will be taken away and disposed of safely.
After supporting you in selecting a suitable venue and advising on how to maximise the return on your event, we will ensure you have all you need to promote your event to your audience.
Is it Safe?
Each participant will take part in a mandatory training workshop before being given the opportunity to walk across hot coals. As with other activities such as bungee jumping or abseiling, injuries can occur should the participants fail to adhere to the exact instructions given to them during the seminar.
However, Steps For You are experienced event organisers and follow strict health & safety and operating procedures. All Steps For You trainers are fully certified firewalking instructors, having had to complete over 150 firewalks themselves.
Most participants walk without any issues at all (approx. 97%)
Can my friends and family come and watch?
Yes! We encourage you to bring along your cheerleaders and any other spectators! Guests are invited to join us outside, while the training workshop takes place for participants, where food and entertainment can be provided by yourselves.
What time does it start and finish?
Typically, a firewalk workshop would start around 6pm, followed by the firewalk and the evening would finish around 9pm. However, timings can be adjusted to suit. Ideally, the firewalk is best done when it is going dark.
