This will be the eighth year of the event.
Residents in an Offaly town are raising funds this weekend for a food security project in Kenya.
Self Help Africa's Offaly Camino Canal Way Charity Walk returns to Tullamore tomorrow for its eighth year running.
It starts at the Fiona Pender Memorial along the Tullamore Canal Way at 9am with the trail ending at Croghan Hill at 2:30pm.
Mass will be held at the hill with a barbeque afterwards.
Clara's Ronan Scully works with Self Help Africa and will be travelling there after the event.
Mr Scully says the community there will be able to give their thanks:
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