Charity Marathon

What’s coming up in the run for charity events calendar? It’s not ever too late to join one of these great fundraising events. On the preference that you are one of the individual searching forward for the best charity that can provide support for raising awareness and funds for a great cause then you can get it those as well whenever you want. Taking part in charity events can be relatively a welcoming change from the more traditional forms of competition in general. Even before you set off or even participate in the events in London Tri Charity there are some steps you can take that can greatly. If you have decided that participating in charity events is the best choice for yourself when you really want to raise funds for a great cause.    If you'd like to run the Royal Parks Half for Charity you can get certain entry at the Royal Parks Half by running for one of the Charity Partners. Charities ask their sprinters to fundraise an approved amount, but the terms for run...

I know lots of people will be able to answer that question quite easily - with a resounding no. But there are others of us out there who think, well, yes, maybe…. I’ve been for a festive run for the last two years, and I’m definitely planning on doing it again. On the day when you’ll eat an estimated 7,000 calories, it doesn’t harm to start with a light jog. Losing weight and getting fit is a perennial New Year resolution - if you ease yourself in over the Christmas week it doesn’t shock the system so much when you get back to the gym in January. Of course those who have been doing Advent Running - running for 30 minutes each day from December 1, are way ahead of the pack... But there’s more to it than that - Christmas is often quite stressful (a recent poll found that 44 per cent of Brits say Christmas is the most stressful time of the year). So it’s nice to get out of the house, before anyone else is up, and get your head in order. I’m not the only one. Laura Fou...

If you decided to run for charity in 2019 it's worth remembering why you've decided to do so. There are lots of different reasons why people run for charity. Some run for a cause they care about, or that is close to their heart. Others run in remembrance for a loved one or friend who was supported by a charity’s good work. Then, let’s face it, some of us run because we want to lose weight, and need an extra, positive push to get us off that couch! Running for a charity is a fantastic motivator for getting healthy and avoiding the beer and chocolates. But whatever your reason, running for a charity is an amazing thing to do, and should definitely be on your bucket list. Did you know there are now over 160,000 registered charities and foundations in the UK? They come in all shapes and sizes, from those with thousands of staff to the one-man bands working out of their bedroom. And all of them are amazingly special. Here at runforcharity.com HQ one of the ...