Tag: MEA Fundraising

Sarah Elsby has begun her impressive walking challenge in support of her mother who has M.E. Please donate and help the ME Association do more for this vulnerable community.

We have 20 guaranteed places for the 2021 London Half-Marathon. We’re calling for all able-bodied enthusiasts to please get in touch!

£560 million goes unclaimed in Git Aid every year. Please add Gift Aid to your donations – it doesn’t cost you a penny more!

Helen Leonard-Williams and Helen McLean entered the Headshave Hall of Fame after they let the scissors loose during ME Awareness Week.

A north Somerset couple have been swimming the length of the English Channel at home to help save a charity that supports their daughter.

“The distance round the allotments is approximately 340 yards, so it should take me 14 days to reach the 2.6-mile goal,” Juan Cortlett.

The #GoBlue4ME Challenge has inspired two incredible events that meet all the requirements of the nationwide lockdown.

Sarah Freeman has not been daunted by the coronavirus. She’s simply delayed her inspiring attempt at Ben Nevis until next year.

The national 2.6 Challenge kicks off tomorrow and you’re getting ready for ME Awareness in May!

Britain’s social media is abuzz with this challenge. People are sharing ideas and coming together. What can you do to help?

Dream up an activity that suits your ability based on the numbers 2.6 or 26 and help save the ME Association!

Congratulations to Alice and Sarah for completing their Landmarks Challenge!

A brand-new event, The Local Landmarks Challenge, opens today for people able to run in support their charity.

We hear from two champion fundraisers – one of whom is a postwoman – about how the current restrictions are affecting them.

Jenny McGibbon – hit by M.E. in her late teens – has proved she has what it takes to be a freelance graphic designer.

Amanda Sladdin talks about her efforts to raise funds for M.E. research and how they proved so successful.

If you would like to be part of our arts and craft revival while using the marketplace that best suits you, then please get in touch.

The MEA is backing a play about living with invisible illness which will be put on in one of London’s leading pub theatres during ME Awareness Week.

Jenny McGibbon has given a compassionate disability twist to the latest Papergang box of stationery treats.

Join in the fun of this year’s Kiltwalk in Scotland. Events are held between June and September in cities around the country.