The difference between group runs and community missions

Group runs and community missions are where members run, walk or cycle to do manual labour for community organisations. There is a slight difference in how they operate:

Group runs are sessions involving a task for a community organisation or charity. They involve a led run or walk by a qualified run leader from a designated meeting point to the task. Once the task is complete the group runs or walks back together to the original start location. 

Community missions are sessions involving a task for a community organisation or charity. However, they do not involve a led run by a qualified run leader. Instead members run, walk or cycle to the task independently or meet socially to travel together.