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Let us know if you are doing an event for charity so we can get your details on this page and hopefully get you a little or a lot of support. 

Sham and James are at it again with another marathon, this time they are heading to Berlin to run 26.2 miles.  Not sure if Sham has stopped drinking this time???  Please sponsor them at www.justgiving.com/shamandJames

THANK YOU

Massive thank you to everyone who supported BMF'ers and their charities.  You can still make a donation by clicking on the links below

Instructor Dave will be shuffling the Brighton Marathon raising money for BLESMA, due to recent running experiences he will be completing the run wearing his firefighter kit and carrying breathing apparatus.  Please come and give me your support on April 18th and also help support BLESMA.  Please sponsor me at www.justgiving.com/firefighterdave



BMF MOM Andrew has decided to run his first marathon and is determined to go the distance even if he has to crawl round on his hands and knees!  Raising money for WaterAid, the charity work to provide safe water, effective sanitation and hygiene education for some of the poorest people in the world. Sponsor Andrew at http://original.justgiving.com/ajw-woody


BMF Member Tim is running the Brighton Marathon (as well as the Brighton half and Reading half marathons).  Definately not a fan of foot based motion, this will be a great achievement for Tim. He is raising money for Guide Dogs for the Blind, sponsor Tim at http://www.justgiving.com/timmy-does-brighton and support this worthy charity


BMF'ers Sham and James are not only running the Brighton Marathon but have also given up alcohol and cigarettes.  Why not join them and give up some cash to this worthy charity that helps rebuilds lives by working with communities, families and people affected by drink and drugs.  Sponsor the guys at
http://www.justgiving.com/ShamMahabir

BMF'er Tim Chalk is running the Brighton Marathon (and Half Marathon) for Cancer Research.  Diagnosed with cancer 10 years ago and now looking to give something back, Click on link below and help Neil reach his target. There is even a "Rocky" steps video to enjoy http://www.runningsponsorme.org/neilchalk


BMF'er Penny is also going the distance on 18th April and she is raising money for Rise, formerly the Women’s Refuge Project, was founded in 1994 and is an independent, registered charity providing services for women, children and young people affected by domestic abuse, in West Sussex, Brighton & Hove.  Please sponsor Penny at www.justgiving.com/pennysrunningthemarathon



BMF'er Karen is running the Brighton Marathon and is raising money for CHOCS, Children Helping Other Children Smile, with the Edward Starr Charitable Trust. They will be using the funds raised to help two charities, the Israeli Sports Centre for the Disabled and Naomi House Children's hospice.  Click on logos below for charity information.
You can sponsor Karen at www.justgiving.com/karenrunningamarathon


Naomi House (The Wessex Children's Hospice Trust) is a purpose built children’s hospice, situated near Winchester in Hampshire. The hospice provides, free of charge, care and support to children and young people who are not expected to live to become adults. The support we offer to them includes respite breaks, emergency and end-of-life care. Naomi House is open every day of the year, and aims to provide one-to-one care for the children who visit.


BMF'er Rachel is running the Brighton Marathon and is raising money for the Chestnut Tree House Children's Hospice.  As a teacher at Hillside Special School in Brighton she knows how important Chestnut Tree House Hospice is to children with special needs and their amazing families. Running her first Marathon (but hopefully not the last!) as a challenge and to raise money for a very special place and the families who use it.   Sponsor Rachel at www.justgiving.com/RachelBurstowsgonnadoit


BMF'er Kath is a self confessed non runner, and not actually liking running very much, doesn't know what came over her late last year when she thought it would be a really good idea to set herself the goal of running Brighton's first ever marathon. There have been many moments of reflection, usually when being hailed or snowed on, where she has questioned this rather rash decision but now in it and determined to do it.  Raising money for the Make a Wish foundation that grants magical wishes to children and young people fighting life-threatening illnesses.  Please sponsor her at www.justgiving.com/kathleenbrighton

BMF'er Jen is running her first marathon in Brighton, although less than a year ago the idea of running 26 miles was, to say the least, crazy - as at the time she was training for her first 10k. It still seems a little crazy, but with the help of quite a few people, especially quite a few fellow BMF'ers, it does now seem a bit more possible. Jen is running in aid of Amnesty, who work to protect human rights across the world. Please sponsor her at www.justgiving.com/jenmarathonamnesty

BMF'er Nikki is running the Brighton Marathon and raising money for cancer research.  "Please sponsor me and I will do my very best to get to the finish line as quickly as I can. Some of it may be a hobble as I am a little bit injured at the moment, but i will do my very best - if only to get to the fish and chip shop before it closes!" Sponsor Nikki at www.runningsponsorme.org/nikkihooper


BMF'er Tara is running the Brighton Marathon and she is raising money for The Children of Sumatra which is a small, grass roots charity run by her friend in Indonesia. They carry out operations on children with cleft palate and hare lip and have transformed hundreds of young lives. A couple of years ago Tara visited Indonesia and was lucky enough to meet some of the children that the charity has helped and has seen first hand the dramatic improvements to their quality of life. 
Sponsor Tara at www.bmycharity.com/V2/tarashanahan



Instructor Jon is running the Brighton Marathon and realising that 26.2 miles in itself is not enough pain for a commando trained Brighton BMF Instructor has decided to don a 40lb military bergan but only if he manages to raise £500 for Help 4 Heroes before the start of the marathon.  Please help to make Jon's marathon experience so much more painful by donating at www.justgiving.com/jon-street

Three Peaks Challenge

BMF'er Jo and friend Sharon are raising money for the Breast Cancer Campaign by taking on the Three Peaks Challenge in July, climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon all within 24 hours.

Sponsor her at http://original.justgiving.com/healyjo and help raise money for this worthy charity

Mount Kenya Mountain Madness Climb