Run for #TeamWomensAid this International Women’s Day

Lace up your trainers on the 8th March 2025 and help to #AccelerateAction towards a safer world for women and girls.

This is a safe, inclusive event for women runners of all abilities to come together and show solidarity with survivors of domestic abuse. Pick between a 5k or 10k distance:

Joining #TeamWomensAid

Women’s Aid are an official charity partner of the Women’s Run Series 2025 and are delighted to be there in-person on International Women’s Day to cheer you on!

In addition to your very own cheer squad, you’ll receive:

  • Tailored support from the Women’s Aid team.
  • A fundraising pack full of ideas to meet your target.
  • Our factsheet, outlining the scale of abuse in the UK.
  • A hot-pink running vest.
  • Branded merchandise to support your fundraising.
  • Virtual #TeamWomensAid meet-ups.

Although this race is exclusively for women runners, friends or family are welcome to attend to support you on the day!

Run solo, or as part of a team

You are welcome to take on this event solo, or as part of a team. If you’d like to participate alongside friends, colleagues, or with your university society, please note that all members of your team will need to register individually and pay the entry fees.

If you are fundraising as part of a team, your minimum target should total the equivalent of £150 per person. For any questions about registering as a group, contact us at fundraising@womensaid.org.uk

Your sponsorship saves lives

In the UK, domestic abuse remains a national crisis, with at least one woman killed per week by a current or ex-partner.

The need to take swift and decisive steps against domestic abuse has never been more urgent. By running for #TeamWomensAid this International Women’s Day, you’ll be representing a charity committed to breaking down barriers survivors face when reaching out for support.

Together, we can #AccelerateAction and create a world where domestic abuse is no longer tolerated, in our courts, in our police, and in the lives of every woman and child.

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