Thank you for choosing to fundraise for the Stroke Association. Below is everything you will need to kick-start your fundraising and training as part of #TeamStroke.

Fundraising packs

For more support and advice on fundraising, please contact our Supporter Relations team at supporter.relations@stroke.org.uk and let them know which event you have signed up for.

Resources to boost your fundraising:

Online fundraising support

It only takes just a few minutes, your supporters can donate securely online and the money is transferred directly to the Stroke Association, so there's no cash handling involved.

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Join the #TeamStroke community

Why not join our great #TeamStroke community online?

Training tips

Exercise is important to maintain both your physical and mental well-being. When preparing for a challenge, having a solid training plan is so important in getting your body and mind ready for event day, whilst also preventing those dreaded injuries.

Whether you are taking on this challenge to achieve a personal best finish time or if your goal is simply to cross the finish line, following the right training plan is vital to success!

Check out some training plans and tips that we found useful:

Remember, you can always convert your outdoor training to indoor exercise! Why not do 1 km on the stairs? This is approximately 1,300 steps. 5 km is 6,500 steps and 10 km is 13,000 steps. Utilise what you have at home!

Why your fundraising is so important

There are over 1.3 million stroke survivors in the UK, with 100,000 strokes striking a year - that's one stroke every 5 minutes.

Just £14.40 provides telephone-befriending support to a stroke survivor for 12 weeks. So, whatever your personal fundraising target is, it's thanks to you that more people affected by stroke are now facing a more promising future.

From helping to fund pioneering stroke research, to enabling us to provide Life After Stroke services, your support really does have a massive impact - thank you.

Check out where your fundraising goes and how it is rebuilding lives after stroke: