The Children’s Trust Squad takes on the TCS London Marathon to raise over £100,000
Published on: 30/04/26
On Sunday 26 April, a squad of 43 runners took on the TCS London Marathon 2026 to raise money for The Children’s Trust, the UK’s leading charity for children with brain injury and neurodisability.
The Children’s Trust Squad joined nearly 60,000 runners who completed the iconic 26.2 mile course through the capital, cheered on by family, friends, staff, volunteers, and thousands of spectators. The vital funds raised will help us continue to support children with a brain injury and neurodisability by delivering specialist rehabilitation, education and community services to help children and families rebuild their lives.
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Michelle Martin, Director of Fundraising and Communications at The Children’s Trust, said: “Taking on the London Marathon is an epic challenge, and we are hugely grateful to every single runner who chose to support us. Their determination, commitment and generosity will make a real difference to the children and families we support.
“We also want to say a huge thank you to team of staff, volunteers, fundraisers and supporters who donated, shared messages of encouragement and lined the route on the day. The atmosphere at the event was truly moving as everyone cheered each other on and celebrated this collective achievement.”
Thanks to everyone’s fundraising efforts and generosity the official fundraising total currently stands at over £100,000 which is incredible. Every donation counts and it’s not too late to show your support, please give today if you can.
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