NEWS

The Nove Colli Run, 200km across northern Italy, is a course more famous in the cycling world, but one that Mario Castagnoli decided should be run. And, 25yrs ago, he did just that.

We are thrilled to announce a new addition to our popular Walk+Talk series, starting right at the heart of Bristol's vibrant Gloucester Road — Hobbs House Bakery. Known for its commitment to community and sustainability, Hobbs House Bakery serves as the perfect starting point for our community walks.

I have done a few fundraising runs and challenges in the past, but this time it’s further than ever.. 200km to be precise.

We are delighted to welcome Jonathan to the Allegr Foundation team.

The Allegr Foundation is thrilled to announce that it has been officially registered as a charity in England & Wales, marking a significant milestone in its mission to drive Health Through Connection.

Ben was recently interviewed as part of an initiative by Macmillan Cancer Support to shine a light on the work of The Allegr Foundation in the community.

We're really pleased to announce the new Walk and Talk that is taking place each Thursday in Penarth, Cardiff. It has got off to a flying start and that is largely thanks to the wonderful Georgie - the walk leader.

Walk+Talk, a simple concept but an important programme; it makes a difference to people’s lives.

It's done. I've done it, most importantly we've done it. What a year that was. Well… I'm not really sure where to begin. It was just over a year ago I think, every race I’d entered had been cancelled and I was frustrated and probably a little down.

On behalf of Matt and Lizzy, as well as The Allegr Foundation, we want to send a huge thank-you to EVERYONE who contributed so generously to this Campaign.

I was nervous at 05:29, we were heading out of the door and about to start. I’m always nervous before an endurance event, not because I don’t think I can complete it - the nerves come from the fact I know I can’t not complete it.

With just over a couple of weeks to go until the 100km run, in an effort to try and take my mind of the relentless suffering that will be involved I have been thinking more about the way to engage the children in their run and make it a more challenging and inspiring event for them.

There didn't seem to much option really? We were now all back at home as a family and apart from a plaster on Allegra's chest there was little physical reminder of what had just happened but I knew then that I was going to "do something" and try and make a difference to the endless stream of families that go through those doors to Paediatric Intensive Care.