Running for charity? Wondering how you'll have time to fit in your fundraising as well as your training? No need to panic - help is at hand in our real-life guide to making fundraising easy. It's packed with tried-and-tested strategies and imaginative ideas to help

losing several family members to cancer, with minimal training I walked 1,160 miles from Lands End to John o'Groats for charity. My 15 marathons will provide a solid foundation for this experience and I'll share every high and low of this amazing

-ordination, plus plenty of mud, glorious mud...Two races, plus the biggest hot tub in the landWhether you’re a fun runner, charity fundraiser or hardened adventure runner, there are two races to choose from in the Dirty Weekend, plus two junior races for the kids

so much support, friendship and awe-inspiring guts to the sport, motivating the thousands of runners they meet both at races and on the runnersworld.co.uk forums.The Fundraiser Eric Hardwick Eric Hardwick is not your average charity fundraiser

for him, and I knew I had to do it. I registered for the ballot in April 2010 half-thinking I would never get in and I also applied for a gold bond place through Anthony Nolan. I knew if I was given a place I wanted to raise money for this charity

of beans and scrambled eggs on toast followed by porridge. However, this was overshadowed by a lady on a nearby table having an epileptic seizure and falling to the floor. She was also running the marathon and was wearing a charity bib for a epilepsy

brand or product across eight running-related categories: food and drink, shopping, charity, brands and campaigns, shoes, gear, health and events. To avoid influencing the vote in any way there were no shortlists or suggestions – it was a completely open

.com, 350 runners lined up to support the duo in their very own charity half-marathon. The road course took in the lads' usual stomping ground, and the friendly atmosphere made this race one of the most welcoming events on last year’s running calendar

to have the chance to run over the bridge with no traffic! Feeling very special (and looking it on the official photos) I couldn’t wipe the smile off my face. The charity supporters lined either side on the road and made a racket.The noise intensified

was to take on the Channel and to incorporate that into a wider triathlon challenge. I’d already done the Double Ironman and I wanted to see what else I could achieve. It was wonderful that I managed to complete it and raised money for all the charities I