When the last Marathon took place I couldn't run to the TV to turn it on. This year I'm aiming to cross the finish line. 

When the pandemic and lockdown hit last year I found running to be one of the few things to help me mentally and keep my own mental health in check. During a tough period I vowed that I would get to the stage where I would be able to complete a marathon. This is an ultimate challenge for me to meet and hope I can meet you at the finish line for a pint. 

I'm honoured to be able to attempt this on behalf of Just A Drop and do them, and myself, proud. Imagine the past year, but without the safety of knowing where you can get something as simple as fresh water from. Something this simple can improve untold number of lives across the world. 

Just a Drop brings sustainable safe water, sanitation and hygiene projects to communities around the world. Safe water changes everything. It improves health, education, women’s rights, leads to secure food sources, economic growth and brighter futures. It completely transforms lives, especially those of women and children.