Run for every childhood in the heart of the Cotswolds
Abuse changes childhoods. But so can we. Join Team NSPCC runners taking part in the Cheltenham Half. Registration costs £20 and we ask that you raise £250
The race is set in the heart of this beautiful town and has been designed to show off its splendour and Cotswold charm. Starting and finishing at Cheltenham Racecourse, this is a race to remember.
Every mile you run and every penny you raise will mean that when a child needs us, we're there. Together we can rebuild children's lives and prevent abuse from ruining any more.
Get a charity place
Join Team NSPCC runners taking part in the Cheltenham Half. Registration costs £20 and we ask that you raise £250
How we'll support you
We'll be there to help you every step of the way. If you run for us, you'll get:
- your own personalised NSPCC running vest
- a fundraising pack, regular emails and support hotline
- training advice and support from our team of expert coaches
- dedicated fundraising support from our friendly team
- a Facebook page for you and your team mates.
Running training zone
Visit our running training zone for expert advice from our training partners Full Potential.
What your support means
A child contacts Childline every 25 seconds. And it costs £4 to answer their call.
Every penny you raise will make a difference. Your £400 sponsorship could pay for 100 children to get the help and support they need.
Questions?
Email us on running@nspcc.org.uk with any questions or for any further information. We're here to support 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
How you’ll make a difference
Abuse changes childhoods, but so can we. By taking part in a fundraising event, your donation will make sure that when a child needs a helping hand, we’re there.
We help children across the UK to rebuild their lives and we’re finding ways to prevent abuse from ruining any more.
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On average, a child contacts Childline every 25 seconds. Donate now and help protect children today and prevent abuse from happening tomorrow.