Level Water, a leading UK-based organiser of endurance swimming events, has chosen to use njuko as its registration platform.
As a charity that funds swimming lessons for children with disabilities all over the UK, all fundraising and profits from Level Water events provide 1-to-1 swimming lessons for children that wouldn’t otherwise have access to learn the life-saving skill of swimming.
Technology from njuko is used by a number of other UK event organisers such as London Winter Run, London Triathlon, Scottish6Days, Swimathon. The company recently celebrated achieving 4.3 million registrations globally in 2024.
Matt Trevett, Head of UK & Expanding Markets at njuko, said “We are so lucky to be a supplier of such a special charity here in the UK.
“The team are super forward thinking, adaptable to technology and really see the value in showcasing their brand and ethos throughout the participant’s entire digital experience. Events like the Dart 10k, the first and finest marathon-distance outdoor swim in the UK are great showcases of using the njuko platform with all its customisation.”
Geri Beyer, Community Assistant at Level Water, said “At Level Water we run several swimming events with over 5,000 participants, as well as selling charity fundraising tickets for third party events.
“Matt, Phoebe and the team [at njuko] have been spectacular at supporting us, and have taken the time to help us in person. I’m continually impressed by their responsiveness to our questions and the platform is so user friendly for us and the participants. Their model also offers a low-cost to our swimmers as an added bonus.”
2025 will see a push on wild swimming experiences with Level Water, from the popular Dart10k and the Bantham Swoosh, to the Hurly Burly and Boomerang events. For those who prefer a team challenge a 24hr wild swim relay, taking turns to swim laps of a lake with up to 8 friends is also on offer.
Level Water’s Event Access Advisory Committee also oversees all its event plans to ensure they are accessible for all swimmers. This aims to lead the way in inclusivity, actively welcoming requests from swimmers that may need extra support to participate.
Through events and fundraising Level Water now teaches over 1,000 children to learn to swim.
www.levelwater.org/swim-events
www.njuko.com
