Running for charity how does it work

How to complete an ICE: Visit the page of your chosen charity. Complete the online entry form. This will include information about registration fees if applicable and will advise the miminum sponsorship you are required to raise.

If not, you can set up an account as part of the entry process. You have now entered your chosen race. If you are required to pay a regsitration fee to your charity, please ensure you do so straight away to ensure your entry is not withdrawn. How to apply: Visit the page of your chosen Affiliate Charity. Scroll to the Charity Entry section at the bottom of the page and choose your event.

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Participation is Everything Get fit, challenge yourself, raise awareness and funds for a great cause Find a Charity Find an Event. Year Virtual Challenges. Registration Deadline Nov 30, Withdrawal Deadline Apr 29, Location Near your home! Withdrawal Deadline Apr 23, Virtual Race - The Everest Challenge.

Withdrawal Deadline Apr 26, Location Everest. Chase the Moon Battersea 10K - November. Registration Deadline Nov 14, Doing good makes you feel good, right? Running itself is fantastic for our mental health, it also combats depression, improves our capacity to learn new information, alleviates anxiety, helps us sleep and can even boost self-esteem. But you need to stick at it, so you need that motivation and support to reap the benefits. If we did the same things every day, life would get a bit dull.

Fundraising for charity opens up a world of opportunities to do weird and wacky things, tackle new challenges, have new experiences and meet new people. Often the colder months at the start of the year can be a time we slip into mundane routines of staying indoors, watching tv and eating junk food. Why not make a change this year: register to run for a charity in the Brighton Half Marathon in June and train through the winter and spring- who knows what opportunities and experiences you will unlock!

See all our charity partners here. Raise funds for a cause close to your heart Using a personal challenge to raise funds for a good cause that you truly care about is an amazing thing. Raise awareness of the charity Many charities have faced large losses from the impact of Covid, so in particularly they need the help of fundraising from challenge events just like the Brighton Half to keep services running. Gain a support network When that motivation is slipping, we need people around us to support our goal and tell us to keep going.

Make new friends Joining a charity team is a fantastic way to meet new people and make friends. Get added extras on race day Not only do you have the support of your friends, family and fellow runners, but you also have the full support of the charity you are running for.

Feel happier Doing good makes you feel good, right? Do something different If we did the same things every day, life would get a bit dull. By Rosie Hemming Share this page with your friends. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits.

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