Two brothers from Cardiff are tackling the London Marathon to support DKMS, a blood cancer charity, after one survived lymphoma thanks to a stranger's stem cell transplant. They aim to raise funds and awareness for donor registration.
A father from Bishop's Stortford is training for the London Marathon to honor his baby daughter and raise funds for The Sick Children's Trust, which supported his family during a neonatal crisis.
A mother from Newcastle-under-Lyme completed a charity 5k with her family, raising £235 for Caudwell Children to fund equipment and assessments for disabled and neurodivergent youth, driven by their personal journey with autism and ADHD.
Over 450 walkers gathered at Capesthorne Hall for East Cheshire Hospice's Starlight Walk, honoring lost loved ones and raising funds in a memorable, emotional atmosphere.
Chestnut Tree House receives £3,000 from David Wilson Homes to support end-of-life care and bereavement services for children and families in Sussex and South East Hampshire.
Wickes donated short spades and gardening equipment to Clawton Primary School's student-led outdoor initiatives, supporting the Garden Gang volunteers.
Pete Linnett, 62, born with Spina Bifida, will hand cycle 106 miles from Leicester to Buckingham Palace to support son Harry's London Marathon, raising funds for Spinal Research.
Six friends will undertake an 80km mountain hike across Wales's highest peaks in June to raise £2,000 for mental health charity Mind and a memorial headstone.
Joel Hardaker will tackle a three-day triathlon in Tenby to raise funds for Ward 12 at Withybush Hospital, honouring his late father's battle with dementia and inspiring community support.
Two booksellers, Helen Tamblyn-Saville and Francesco Volpe, are tackling the London Marathon on April 26 to raise funds for BookTrust, a charity promoting children's reading across the UK.
Llanelli Fire Station hosted a successful charity car wash, raising £816 for the Fire Fighters Charity and Ty Bryngwyn Llanelli Hospice. The event brought together firefighters and residents for a day of community engagement and fundraising.
Katy Shubotham, a Salvation Army leader in Nunhead, London, is tackling the London Marathon to raise funds for her church's foodbank and youth programs. After a serious illness, she turned to running for health and now aims to support her community amid r
Twelve volunteer London cab drivers from the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans accompanied veterans to Belgium for First World War commemorations, including the Menin Gate ceremony and visits to historic sites like Tyne Cot Cemetery.
A Newcastle-Under-Lyme mum, Carly Outerbridge, and her family are participating in a 5k fun run to raise funds for Caudwell Children, supporting disabled and neurodivergent kids across the UK.
Gleeson Homes has donated £1,000 to Lindsey Lodge Hospice in Scunthorpe, supporting its palliative and end-of-life care services for North Lincolnshire families.
Sally Harley from Ulceby is tackling the London Marathon for her 50th birthday to raise awareness and funds for Brain Tumour Research, inspired by her partner Bob's diagnosis with multiple tumours.
Glenn Meyer, 66, from Surrey, is preparing to walk 37 miles over three days to raise funds for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, which helped him recover from a severe spinal condition that left him wheelchair-bound.
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary invites cat lovers to a special drop-in Rehoming Evening this Thursday from 3pm to 7pm. Meet available cats, learn about the rehoming process, and chat with the team in a relaxed setting with no booking required.
Centrepoint homelessness charity has ended its association with Sharon Osbourne after she confirmed attendance at Tommy Robinson's anti-immigration rally in London this May.
Olivia Griffiths, a 30-year-old from Sheffield who survived bacterial meningitis twice, is tackling the London Marathon with her partner to support the Meningitis Research Foundation, after the disease left her with life-changing effects and ended her tea
Sean and Rachel Morgan from Solihull are running the London Marathon to raise £40,000 for Leukaemia UK after their son Charlie was diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia.
Bella Boo, a Labrador-Rottweiler crossbreed, has finally been adopted after spending over 600 days at Dogs Trust Kenilworth, thanks to support from Postcode Lottery players.
Chris Taylor, inspired by his wife's volunteer work with Support Dogs, is running the London Marathon to raise funds for the charity that trains assistance dogs for autistic children and people with disabilities.
Giles Ashton-Roberts from Melton Mowbray is tackling seven global marathons this year to raise funds for the MND Association, supporting his mother who lives with the disease.
Nationwide Building Society is expanding its free dementia clinics to 12 Virgin Money branches in a trial starting in May, increasing nationwide support to 250 locations.
Bromley Borough Foodbank receives £2,000 from Waitrose's Community Matters scheme, with customers at two local stores voting to support the charity during a period of record demand and unpredictable donations.
Kirsty Waugh, an 11-year-old from Birmingham living with a brain tumour, is on a mission to find every person named Kirsty or Kirstie in the UK to raise funds for paediatric brain tumour charity OSCAR's.
Alena Grant, 24, from Southend, faces her fear of heights in a 154-foot abseil to raise funds for Southend Hospital's renal unit, honouring her late mother Lisa. She aims to inspire her sister and support young carers.
Charles 'Skip' Hamilton receives the High Sheriff of Greater Manchester Award for seven decades of volunteering, including entertaining children at Stepping Hill Hospital's Treehouse unit.
St John Ambulance launches a major recruitment campaign to find 1,500 new Emergency Responders across England, offering training and volunteer opportunities to support community safety.