Run in tribute to Jane — and raise cash for charity
The Run for All Sheffield 10km takes place on Sunday, October 30, and entries are being invited from across the county.
Brave Jane raised raised more than £1.8 million for charity by completing a series of runs and other challenges, despite suffering from terminal cancer.
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Hide AdAfter her death in 2007, her family through their weight behind the first Run For All, and several races take place across the region every year.
Brain Tumour Research and Support is appealing for supporters to raise sponsorship and take part in the run.
A spokeswoman said: “All runners and supporters will experience an unrivalled atmosphere and an electric finish of this fantastic race.
“We know that this run will attract people of all running capabilities, from the enthusiast to the elite, and we want to make sure that we will cater for each and every one of our runners.”
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Hide AdEntry onto the event costs £20 (non-refundable) and includes:
A fundraising pack including a sponsor form
Fundraising support
BTRS running top
BTRS tent with support on the day
Free goodies for all runners
Certificate of achievement
People taking part are asked to raise a minimum of £100.
BTRS fundraising and development co-ordinator in South Yorkshire, Tracey Evison, said: “We are delighted to be one of the official charity partners in the Run for All Sheffield 10k.
“The incredible support from our fundraisers in this event means that we can continue to support those suffering with a brain tumour in Yorkshire while funding research to find a cure.”
To sign up to run for TEAM BTRS, visit www.btrs.org.uk.