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Charity Fatigue Syndrome
By Andy Blackford on 09/09/2003 10:30:17
Charity may start in the home, but these days it always seems to end up at a race of some sort
rationale – one that might satisfy their gaping spouses and incredulous colleagues. Wait! They have it! They’re doing it for Charity! So even if they explode at mile five in a cloud of atomised vomit, they’ll still be heroes. It’s a no-lose situation.If I
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Why run for charity?
By David Mitchell on 03/10/2008 15:22:47
Who to choose, how to apply, what to expect - in fact, everything you need to know about running for charity
If you haven’t managed to secure a place through the ballot for next year’s Flora London Marathon, don’t despair: there’s still plenty of time to apply for a Golden Bond place and run for a charity. In fact, joining the masses who will be raising
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Traithlete's World Charities Email
By on 24/03/2011 16:23:04
], Looking to take part in a triathlon during the summer? Got your own place already? Brilliant! Do it for charity. Have a look at these charities offering you an array of fantastic support in exchange
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Fund Running
By Shane Starling & Oliver Roberts on 09/12/2006 15:13:30
Charity fundraising made easy - 10 simple steps, with real-life examples
Runners taking part in the Flora London Marathon have earned more than £200 million for a range of charities since the first race way back in 1981. And the pace of fundraising shows no signs of slowing – more than £30 million was raised this year
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I run for good!
By Martin Graham 7 on 27/04/2011 20:53:11
Why I chose to run for charity
at work who was doing the Great North Run. It hit me like a brick: that's what I should do, run a half-marathon for charity and try to help others. I contacted a charity that was close to my heart and Paul's illness and they could not have been more
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Win A Trip To The New York City Marathon 2006!
By Runner's World on 22/12/2005 18:13:30
Just raise £75 for an RW charity in a race before May
and accommodation, plus entries into the marathon!How to enterAll you have to do is raise a minimum of £75 in sponsorship for any of the clickable charities in our charity listing. To be eligible, you need to do it by running a race with a place of your own (not a
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My VLM 2010: Big-G
By Big-G on 30/04/2010 21:30:11
Running the Virgin London Marathon in fancy dress (for charity and for fun)
This year I took part in my third (and final) London Marathon. It was to be my hardest yet most rewarding. I was one of the lucky runners to get through on the ballot but found that during the winter months I was struggling to train, struggling to do the miles. Having done eight ...
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A great big melting pot
By Alexandra Conroy Harris on 02/05/2011 16:10:32
How running for an adoption and fostering charity made me feel part of a wider, sweat-soaked, inspirational community
It was almost like a scene from a science fiction film, something like the Midwich Cuckoos; from all over London lycra-clad people were emerging from their homes and converging on Greenwich Park. Easily identified as part of a tribe by our red kit bags and bottles of Lucozade, w...
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Costume Drama
By Runner's World on 07/03/2006 15:16:46
Calling all sunflowers, hot dogs and Mr Men. If you're racing in fancy dress, make sure you follow these handy tips
giant banana. A pair of shorts and a vest might be as fancy as you usually dress, but if you want to push the boat out in a race, fancy dress is a great way to attract attention and boost charity donations. How, though, do you choose an outfit
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Share Your Fundraising Stories
By on 14/04/2010 15:24:32
for you – and with the UNICEF Kids Run, there's a race for all the family.For more details visit www.tui-marathon.com.Run For Good in the TUI MarathonCharity involvement in the running industry has grown substantially in the past few years, with runners
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