Sense Events Team

Just a few of the many messages of good luck left by our runners at the London Marathon Running Show! Truly heartwarming reading them all

Bring on tomorrow 💜🧡💜

Been an honour to have Thomas Eller, the first deaf born person to run all 6 Abbott World Major Marathons, on . It was a privilege meeting you!

You are an inspiration to so many, even other Sense runners who joined to join you tomorrow.

Come out and cheer Thomas, and our other 500 runners tomorrow at the TCS London Marathon!

My @londonmarathon expo experience, great steps in inclusivity #londonmarathon #abbottwmm #abbottworldmarathonmajors #londonmarathon2024

We loved meeting all our London Marathon runners this week at the running show. All 500!!

Here are a few of the many pictures taken! We can’t wait to cheer you on tomrororw!

Amazing story from one of our London Marathon runners Nicki Parrott! Thank you for choosing

Peterborough woman running London Marathon for friend's disabled son Nicki Parrott, from Peterborough, is running the London Marathon to fundraise for the Sense charity.

Thank you to all our amazing Manchester Marathon runners! CONGRATULATIONS! We loved cheering you on!

Now bring on London Marathon next week! Let’s go

Good luck to all our amazing Manchester Marathon runners! We’ll be cheering you in at mile 14 and 18!!! 💜🧡💜

We are absolutely delighted to share that the incredible stories of two of our London Marathon runners Joanna Ducker and Chandler Bonne have been shared in some major news outlets.

Thank you to everyone who has chosen to support Sense's work, we are extremely grateful.

Chandler's story: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/real-life/everything-boils-down-her-dad-28968649
Joanna's story: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/girl-6-given-rare-diagnosis-32506667

Girl, 6, given rare diagnosis after mum notices she's stops responding to sounds Lexi Ducker, from Warrington, Cheshire, is one of only around 200 people in the world diagnosed with Barakat syndrome, a genetic condition characterised by sensorineural deafness

Last weeks fundraising star goes to Ingrid Christiansen! 🧡💜🏅

Ingrid is running the London Marathon for in just two weeks and has already raised over £2100! An amazing £800 of this was raised through a 5k fundraiser on Saturday!

We love seeing our amazing international runners spread the word about Sense and their reason for choosing us. Ingrid had an amazing raffle as well as an introduction by a former Sense runner, Jose. Watch below!

Thank you Ingrid and all our amazing London Marathon runners. We can't wait to see you in just 13 days!

It’s finally here 🥁 Our brand new cycling event is live!

Introducing the Box Hill Super Climb 🎉🚴‍♀️🥳

📆 22 September 2024

Push yourself to the limit climbing the iconic Box Hill as many times as you can in one day in our exclusive, limited-space closed road event. Whether you compete against yourself or friends, use your challenge to fundraise for people who are deafblind or have complex disabilities. How many can you do?

To celebrate the launch we’re offering 25% off your registration fee with code: BHEARLYBIRD 🎉

https://www.sense.org.uk/super-climb

A huge shout out and THANK YOU to our TOP 20 London Marathon fundraisers who have absolutely smashed their targets!

We cannot thank you enough for all your support and hard work! Keep it up and we look forward to cheering you on in April!

A special congratulations to our TOP 3 fundraisers! 🏅
Ian Pinner - raising over £10,000
Kirk Chesley - raising over £4,500
Brendan O'Reilly - raising £4,200