We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target of £450. 

The fundraising target that we set will ensure we can continue to invest in vital research into neurological conditions. 

The $500 fundraising minimum includes exclusive event swag, your own personalized fundraising page, ongoing support throughout your training and fundraising journey, and dedicated guidance from our team to help you succeed while supporting a future immune to cancer. 

When allocating places, we consider several factors, including your fundraising goal, plan, and your personal reasons for supporting The Brain Tumour Charity. There is a minimum fundraising target of £450 for these races. Successful applicants will pay a £40 registration fee and be contacted by our Events Team. Travel and accommodation will need to be arranged independently.

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do - we will consider a range of factors including your fundraising goal when reviewing your application.

Every dollar you raise supports direct financial LIFE INTERRUPTED grants through the Allyson Whitney Foundation.

AWF is a volunteer based organization, helping young adults impacted by cancer pay to help with essentials like rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, fertility preservation and global research.

We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target of £400 for Lisbon, Prague, Berlin Copenhagen and Valencia and £300 for Cardiff

We noticed you did not include a minimum pledge amount to your application form; if you would like to do this please send over the pledge amount and the wording you would like to use.  Here’s an example of what you could use.

We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target of £500.

Free to Run's minimum for each SuperHalf in 2027 is 800 USD / 700 EUR / 600 GBP with preference for applicants who can commit to raising $1,000 USD or more.

Your fundraising commitment covers the initial cost of your participation– your race entry fee plus other costs associated with charity bibs; the remainder of the funds you raise will be used to support Free to Run’s programs in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Palestine.  Free to Run’s mission is to advance gender equity globally through running.

Running for Free to Run is more than just fundraising for us. You will be part of our mission and a member of a community of runners/activists who have access to:

Expert Coaching: Support from our team coach to get you to your personal race goals.
Fundraising Help: Tips and tricks from experts; personal calls to brainstorm ideas or get further advice.
Branded Gear: Free to Run gear to train and race in, if you wish.
Community: Connect with Free to Run Ambassadors and other runners around the world.
Insider Access: Learn about our programs and meet participants & staff from our program areas.

Your fundraising efforts will go towards resources for individuals with Down syndrome and their families, research, advocacy and policy change, and community empowerment.

Why Run with Team M7 Education?

Your half marathon is more than a challenge. It’s a chance to make learning come alive for children who need it most.

1 in 3 children in England and Wales can't afford to go on a school trip. That means 3.2 million children miss out on the educational, inspiring, and life-changing experiences that happen beyond the classroom. By running in aid of Team M7 Education, you’ll raise vital funds for disadvantaged children and schools. 

Together we can help more children discover the world beyond the classroom, and build the future they deserve.

Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation is the only UK lung cancer charity dedicated to helping everyone affected by the disease. The reason why we ask for this as the minimum sponsorship amount is so we can continue to support everyone affected by lung cancer and also to cover the cost of your place in the event.
 

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do - we will consider a range of factors including your fundraising goal when reviewing your application.

Our minimum fundraising target of £500 allows us to target what's important – symptoms awareness, life-saving early diagnosis, better treatments, and support for everyone affected by ovarian cancer. 

If successful, you will also need to pay a £30 registration fee and you will be contacted by a member of our fundraising team to arrange. We provide each runner with a Target Ovarian Cancer running vest, trainings tips and offer fundraising support throughout your journey with Team Target. Successful applicants will need to arrange their own travel and accommodation.

We will consider a range of factors when allocating our places, including personal reasons for taking part and your ability to achieve our minimum fundraising target. 

When allocating places, we consider several factors, including your fundraising goal, plan, and your reasons for supporting Battersea. There is a minimum fundraising target of £400 for these races. Successful applicants will need to pay a £50 registration fee and be contacted by our Events Team. Travel and accommodation will need to be arranged independently.

Our minimum fundraising target helps ensure we can make the biggest possible impact for local children with heart disease in Northern Ireland.
 

When reviewing applications, we consider factors such as:

Your connection to Children's Heartbeat Trust or motivation for running in aid of us
Your previous fundraising experience (if any)
How confident you feel about reaching the minimum target £450
Your ideas or plans for fundraising to reach this target

Please note that there will be an entry fee for the event, depending on the race, and this is separate from your fundraising target. All runners will need to set up an Enthuse fundraising page and agree to raise at least the minimum pledge amount as part of their place.

The Children's Heartbeat Trust Team will be on hand to support you will fundraising materials, ideas, and guidance to help you hit and hopefully over exceed your target!

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do - we will consider a range of factors including your fundraising goal when reviewing your application.

We ask that anyone wanting to run in one of our places for any SuperHalf event, is able to commit to raising a minimum of £750 to fund hospice care. Our dedicated Events Team will give you plenty of support to help you reach your fundraising target.

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do - we will consider a range of factors including your fundraising goal when reviewing your application.

By making a direct donation equal to the minimum fundraising target to support our work for children with cancer and serious illnesses, you will immediately receive confirmation of your race entries for the Super Half Series.
If you would like to launch a fundraising campaign, we prioritize runners who are passionate about our cause and eager to raise funds.

We ask all Team White Lodge runners to commit to raising a minimum of £600 per race (excluding Gift Aid), helping us support disabled children, young people and adults across Surrey to build confidence and independence.

We are looking for enthusiastic runners with big energy, strong motivation and great fundraising ideas. When reviewing applications, we consider your passion for the cause as well as your commitment to fundraising.

There is a £50 non refundable registration fee to secure your place, and you will be supported every step of the way with ideas, tools and encouragement to smash your target 💥

Haymakers for Hope hosts running and boxing events that raise money for cancer research, awareness, survivorship and care. We provide ordinary individuals with extraordinary physical challenges with a goal of literally knocking out cancer.

Haymakers for Hope has raised more than $40 million in the fight against cancer. We work directly with cancer-related 501c3 nonprofits sending more than 50 grants annually to organizations that share our mission to KO cancer. These gifts range from large research based organizations to grassroots organizations. 

Muscular Dystrophy UK (MDUK) is the charity for the 110,000 people living with muscle-wasting conditions in the UK. There's no cure, it limits and, in many cases, shortens lives. MDUK funds groundbreaking research into treatments and cures, as well as life-changing support for individuals and families living with these conditions across the UK.

There is a minimum fundraising target of £450 for these races. A future of hope and happiness belongs to every teen but right now, too many are left struggling, with help only offered at crisis point. With your support, The Children’s Society can provide early help, so no young person has to face the future alone.

Thank you for applying for one of our places. Our work is only possible thanks to amazing supporters like you!

So that we can continue to provide vital funds for dementia research, we ask participants to raise a minimum of £500 (excluding Gift Aid). When considering your application, we will consider a range of factors including your personal reasons for running for BRACE Dementia Research, and your plans for achieving the minimum fundraising target. 

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do - we will consider a range of factors including your fundraising goal when reviewing your application.

Our minimum fundraising target allows us to ensure we can raise vital funds for the work we do. We are not government funded and 100% of all fundraising donations you raise goes directly towards supporting seriously ill children.

Every other day in the UK a baby is born who will develop mitochondrial disease. Each member of Team Lily will be running for them and the 10 million people in the UK who suffer from diseases in which mitochondrial dysfunction is believed to be involved. This disease is debilitating, there is no cure and lives are cut far too short. The Lily Foundation's aim is to one day find a cure for mito. As the UK's leading charity dedicated to fighting mitochondrial disease, our mission is to support people whose lives are affected by the condition, raise awareness and fund research into its prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Your fundraising can help The Lily Foundation change lives. Thank you.