Running events

Running & walking activities for all

Put your running shoes on and get involved in an array of running events happening throughout this year!

Why not challenge yourself and raise vital funds at the same time?

Whatever your ability, there is a waddle, walk or run to suit!

Just get in touch to find out more...

fundraising@epilepsyscotland.org.uk

0141 427 4911

Challenge Champion!

Become a Challenge Champion by setting yourself a walking/running goal! Complete your goal and reach your fundraising target to earn the title of Epilepsy Scotland's Challenge Champion!

Get Creative

Decisions, decisions?  If you're not sure which event to go for, or maybe the dates just don't suit you - why not create your own event?  Together with a team of family and friends you may decide to have a sponsored walk around your local park, cycle along the Clyde Canal or hike the West Highland Way.

Maybe you would like to create your own event in memory of a loved one?  That's what family and friends of Craig Morrell did - a large group walked Glen Clova in his memory and raised a whopping £4,000+ in sponsorship for the walk and through other events they organised.

Here are Craig's parents, family and friends at The Snug, Dundee with their giant cheque for Epilepsy Scotland.

Here is a small snapshot of the events taking place across Scotland in the year to come: 

       

Supporting you

When you're running to raise funds for Epilepsy Scotland we'll make sure you understand how your sweat and blisters make a difference to those living with epilepsy in Scotland.

We will provide you with sponsor forms, tell you how Gift Aid works, guide you through online giving, help with publicity and offer fundraising support.  Just call the Fundraising Department for more information on 0141 427 4911 or email us at fundraising@epilepsyscotland.org.uk 

We'll acknowledge your fundraising efforts after your challenge - we'll write to you and send you a certificate to show our appreciation. 

We would love you to represent Epilepsy Scotland, and help to ensure that the 54,000 people in Scotland living with epilepsy have access to the medical, social and information services they need!