I’m fundraising for the RNLI to help power brave lifesavers to the rescue
Every day, around the coasts of the UK and Ireland, RNLI volunteers are kitting up to answer desperate calls for help. But they can’t launch to the rescue without support. The RNLI relies on donations to fund the kit and training volunteers need to save lives at sea and return safely home. I’m fundraising to help them stay ready to rescue.
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Supporting the RNLI
Tuesday 6th OctOn 28 February 2027, I’ll be taking on the Brighton Half Marathon, 13.1 miles by the seaside.
And this time, the seaside feels particularly appropriate because I’m raising money for the RNLI.
The RNLI’s volunteers are there when people get into trouble at sea, ready to head out when most of us would very sensibly be heading in the opposite direction. Supporting them is a cause I’m incredibly proud to run for.
So I’ll be tackling 13.1 miles and doing my best to reach the finish line with dignity, functioning legs and preferably without requiring the services of a lifeboat myself.
If you can spare a few pounds, every donation will help make those miles worthwhile.
Please donate if you can, share the link if you can’t, and feel entirely free to remind me of this excellent idea when the training gets cold, wet and significantly less appealing.
13.1 miles. One very good cause. Let’s help the RNLI keep saving lives at sea
