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Run For Charity

Make your miles count by fundraising for one of our official charities, all doing incredible work to help others and improve lives. Take a look below to find out more and click on a logo to contact your chosen charity direct. Whether you are an experienced or novice runner, whatever your chosen distance, they would love to hear from you.

Alzheimer Scotland

Join #TeamAlzScot in the Inverness Half Marathon & 5k and make sure nobody faces dementia alone. With over 90,000 people in Scotland with dementia, demand for our help continually increases.

We would not be able to make a difference to people living with dementia without fundraisers like you.

Sign up today and we will be with you every step of the way.

Highland Hospice

As the only hospice serving adults across the Highlands, our palliative and end of life care services have been a vital source of comfort and support for our patients, their families and our communities since 1987. Our ambition at Highland Hospice is to provide everyone living with a life-shortening illness with the best possible care, enabling them to enjoy the life they have left, cherish the things that matter most to them and die with the dignity they deserve. Please support your Highland Hospice. We will be with you on every step of your challenge.

Mikeysline

Mikeysline is a grass roots charity, offering confidential, non-judgemental peer support to anyone in emotional or mental health distress and/or at risk of self-harm or suicide.  We were formed out of tragedy to offer hope to anyone who needs to talk or receive support. Our focus is on suicide prevention and raising awareness about mental health. We operate every evening offering face to face support at our hives in Inverness, Nairn, Alness and Tain, as well as text line, telephone, and online support options. Running for Mikeysline can help save lives.

Scottish Action for Mental Health

Around since 1923, Scottish Action for Mental Health is Scotland’s national mental health charity.

Today, in over 60 communities we work with adults and young people providing mental health social care support, services in primary care, schools and further education, among others. These services together with our national programme work in See Me, respectme, suicide prevention and active living; inform our policy and campaign work to influence positive social change.


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