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The Cookridge Community 10K and Fun Run Sunday 19th May 2024
This is the official fundraising page for donations and sponsorship for the Cookridge Community Run 2024 including the 10K race and 1-mile Fun Run.
Now in its fifth year the Cookridge Community 10K promises to be another great run. A beautiful running route with over 400 runners taking part in support of Cancer Research and local community charity initiatives.
We are aiming to beat our target this year and aim to raise over £13,325.
Together with your race entry, any donations and sponsorship will help us raise even more money to fund Sarcoma research through Cancer Research UK and for local community charity initiatives by continuing the fundraising legacy of local fundraiser and runner Gareth Dunn who passed away in 2018, aged 27 after raising over £100,000 for Cancer Research, and in whose memory this race is held.
You can sign up to the 10k race here-
https://racebest.com/races/h7auk
For entries to 1-mile fun run entry is via this link-
https://racebest.com/races/aq6e7
100% of your race entry goes to our charity foundation with a big thanks to all our sponsors for supporting the race, including race partners - Bannatyne Health Clubs and Ivory Dental.
https://www.cookridgecommunityrun.co.uk/
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Thank you to all our runners, volunteers and supporters for making the Cookridge Community 10K and Fun Run 2023 a massive success once again and helping us to raise £13,325 - smashing our record and target!
Over £11,000 has helped to support Sarcoma research through Cancer Research UK with further funds going to local initiatives including Cookridge Village Scout Group and Cookridge Holy Trinity Primary School to fund their facilities and sporting programmes.
A most sincere thank you from our family and the Cookridge Community Run committee
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Gareth's blog Chemotionally Unstable and fundraising appeal raised an amazing £110,000 for CRUK in just over a year. Please help us continue his legacy by fundraising in his memory for Cancer Research and specifically for Sarcoma Research.
Please visit Gareth's blog here-
https://www.chemotionally-unstable.com/