Around 500 people from across Greater Manchester ran, jogged and walked on Sunday 05 March, raising more than £11,300 so far for the Stroke Association at the charity’s Resolution Run.
Fabrice Klein, 32, from Tonge Moor, is preparing to run 250 miles in just two weeks to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
Around 280 people from across Derby ran, jogged and walked on Sunday 26 February, raising £11,500 for the Stroke Association at the charity’s Resolution Run.
A mother of two from Sale, who found herself speaking with a Liverpool accent after a stroke, is taking on the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run on Sunday 05 March at Heaton Park.
Over 300 fun-seeking fundraisers will take part in a zip slide across the River Tyne on Saturday 04 March, to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
A 20-year-old stroke survivor and mother of one, from Bishop Auckland, is preparing to take on the Stroke Association’s Zip the Tyne on Saturday 04 March to raise vital funds for the charity that supported her in her recovery.
A three-time stroke survivor will officially start the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run for hundreds of local runners on Sunday 19 March at Braunstone Park, Leicester.
A young stroke survivor from Worcester is marking a milestone in her recovery by taking on the Stroke Association’s Resolution Run on Sunday 12 March at Arrow Valley, Redditch.
A stroke survivor from Skipton is plucking up the courage to have her head shaved to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association, four years after experiencing a life-threatening stroke.
The Stroke Association is calling out for thrill-seekers to walk barefoot across burning coals at a firewalk, at 6pm on Thursday 09 February at Sainsbury's in Bishop Auckland.
Elland estate agent, Ami Baxter, is celebrating another successful year of fundraising for the Stroke Association, with £975 raised including gift aid.
A group of 15 stroke survivors and carers from the East Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen Stroke Association Choir are adding their voices to the Stroke Association’s latest campaign: Lost for Words.
