Running Events

Run for British Home

Turn your miles into life-changing support

Whether it’s your first 5k or your tenth marathon, running for British Home means every step you take helps people living with neuro-disabilities to live fuller, more independent lives.

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Why run for British Home?

When you choose to run for British Home, you’re not doing it alone. We’ll support you from sign-up to finish line.

What you’ll get:
  • A friendly point of contact to support you and answer questions
  • Fundraising tips, ideas and ready-to-use resources
  • A British Home running vest (subject to availability)
  • Ongoing encouragement from our team
  • The knowledge your fundraising is making a real difference

Featured running events

Not sure where to start? Here are popular options supporters love — from first-timers to seasoned runners.

Big moments (iconic events)

Royal Parks Half Marathon (London)

A stunning central London route — ideal if you want a big event without going full marathon (yet!).

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Edinburgh Marathon

Come and be part of Scotland’s BIGGEST running festival!

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Beginner-friendly (perfect first step)

UK-wide 5k & 10k events

Shorter distances, big achievement — perfect if you’re starting out or returning to running.

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City runs & fun runs

Great atmosphere and a manageable challenge, with lots of options.

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For the bold (endurance & trails)

Ultras, trail runs & endurance challenges

For runners who love big goals and bigger adventures.

Explore endurance events

Don’t see your race here? You can still run for British Home in hundreds of events across the UK and beyond.

Browse all running events

We partner with Run for Charity to offer places in a wide range of running events — from 5ks to marathons and everything in between.

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How it works

1. Choose your event (featured above, or from the full list)
2. Sign up via Run for Charity
3. Start fundraising — we’ll share support and resources
4. Train, run, celebrate — and feel proud you’ve helped change lives

Fundraising made simple

You don’t need to be a professional fundraiser to do brilliantly.

Quick ideas that work:

  • Share why you’re running (people give to people)
  • Ask 5–10 close friends first to build momentum
  • Set a mini-target for week 1 (e.g., £100) then build from there
  • Try a “match my miles” challenge (e.g., £1 per mile)

Charity places and minimum fundraising targets vary by event. Details will be shared when you select your race.

Ready to run?

If you’re thinking about taking on a challenge for British Home, we’d love to hear from you.

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