Firewalk with me! How 30 writers walked across 750 degree hot coals

In this episode, Felicity from the Blue School’s PTA captures the incredible journey of their first-ever firewalk fundraising event. What started as a bold idea from a newly formed PTA turned into something truly magical.

In this episode of The Fire Walk Experience, host Chris Jones speaks with Kate Porter, PTA chair at Saint James’s Primary School, about their recent fire walk fundraiser. They reflect on the event’s organization, community spirit, and impressive fundraising, over £13,500 for new school toilets.

North Ealing Primary School’s PTA pulled off a wildly successful and unforgettable fundraiser by organizing a firewalk, uniting parents, teachers, and kids to raise an impressive £11,000 in one night. The daring event not only exceeded financial expectations but also sparked a wave of community spirit, proving that bold, unconventional ideas can create powerful connections and lasting impact.

Ever heard of someone walking on fire to help cats? Well, that’s exactly what happened when Lucinda, the founder of Feline Fine Foundation, organized a firewalk fundraiser that brought in nearly £9,000 for her charity. But here’s the thing – this story isn’t just about walking on hot coals; it’s about how one person’s tough experience turned into a lifeline for hundreds of cats and their owners.