Ealing Half Marathon Runners Raise Over £155,000 for Charity
Entries now open for the 2022 event with discounted entry fees
Ealing Half Marathon runners celebrate finishing. Picture: Jake Bush
The total amount raised by runners in the Ealing Half Marathon last month was over £155,000.
This brings the total raised by this and previous races to £2.5million.
The official charities for the 2021 race included Alzheimer’s Society, Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and Meadow House Hospice.
This will be a welcome boost for the causes supported because the last eighteen months has seen a big dip in the amount raised for charities.
The organisers said, “A big thank you to every single runner who raised worthy funds for the charities with their half marathon efforts, you are all amazing! “
Cancer Research UK & Macmillan Cancer Support have been announced as Platinum Charities for 2022, whilst Meadow House Hospice returns as a Gold Charity.
An Ealing Half finisher celebrates with her family
A Mile in her Shoes, CPISRA, The Log Cabin and The Store Cupboard are amongst the Associated Charities confirmed so far. Further details about running for charity can be found on the charity page of the race website.
If you already have a place, you can contact any of the charities directly to find out how to help. They will support you along the way and send you a fundraising pack including a FREE T-SHIRT. Or if you are thinking of signing up, you can get a free or hugely discounted place in our 2022 event via them.
Contact any of them directly, details here.
The 10th anniversary edition of the event will be taking place on Sunday 25 September 2022 and entries are OPEN. The 13.1 mile course will start in Lammas Park and will be run in a single lap, taking in parts of Central Ealing, Montpelier, Pitshanger, West Ealing, Hanwell and St Stephens before returning to Lammas Park via Uxbridge Road.
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October 27, 2021
