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Children’s Walk for Gaza, Glasgow Green

Sunday 19 July, 2026, 11.30 a.m.- 1.30 p.m.

ByForgotten Women

Glasgow GreenSaltmarket, Glasgow

Glasgow Green, Greendyke Street, Saltmarket G1 5DB

A family-friendly walk where children and families come together to stand in solidarity with the children and women of Gaza.

Come along on Sunday, 19th July 2026, from 11:30 AM, for a meaningful Children’s Walk for Gaza at Glasgow Green Park, Glasgow.

This family-friendly walk brings children and families together to take purposeful steps in support of children and families facing humanitarian hardship in Gaza. They’ll raise vital funds to support emergency aid for those in urgent need.

A Family-Friendly Walk:
Bring your children for a safe, uplifting, and purposeful walk rooted in compassion, generosity, and community spirit.

Special for the Children:
Medals and certificates for every child
A positive, encouraging atmosphere

What to Bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
•Weather-appropriate clothing
•Water and light snacks
•Big smiles and positive energy

Fundraising Target: £100 per child
Registration: FREE – Register atEventbrite
Contact Organiser: +447368 901005

Please note: You will be added to a WhatsApp group for communication, and a giving page will be set up so you can share the link with your family and friends to help raise vital funds supporting families in Gaza.

Why We Walk

This walk is not political in nature. It is a peaceful, community-led initiative focused solely on raising funds to support children and families in humanitarian need through essential aid such as food, clean water, medical care, and shelter.

Walk together, remembering the children, amplifying their voices, and standing with Gaza.

One step at a time. One meaningful impact.

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