Brighton Marathon 2023 - Team JDRF

Organised by Breakthrough T1D

Join your fellow Brighton Half Marathon runners and raise vital funds for research into type 1 diabetes.

Brighton Marathon 2023 · 2 April 2023 ·

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Breakthrough T1D is the world's leading charitable funder of type 1 diabetes research and raise money to drive world class research. Exciting news: JDRF has now become Breakthrough T1D. View our FAQs to understand more. https://breakthrought1d.org.uk/newbrandfaqs

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We are so excited to have a team of runners taking to the streets of Brighton on Sunday 2 April for JDRF! Every single one of our runners is incredible and we can't wait to cheer for you on race day.

Together we can smash our fundraising target, and help our amazing researchers work towards finding a cure and better treatments for type 1 diabetes.

Here is a snapshot of some of the amazing things we have been able to achieve this year.

> We provided 23,500 people with resources and information about managing type 1 diabetes;

> We have developed specialist toolkits to help people with type 1 at university, school and in the workplace;

> JDRF paid over £2.5 million to UK research projects the most we've ever been able to support;

> We were able to raise over £135,000 through virtual challenge events during the pandemic;

> Our research persuaded the NHS to provide continuous glucose monitors for ALL pregnant women with type 1, improving lives for thousands of mothers and babies in England and Wales.

None of these would have been possible without the help of our fantastic fundraisers. With your support, we can't wait to see what else JDRF can achieve!

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Donation summary

Total
£6,541.21
+ £1,021.00 Gift Aid
Online
£6,541.21
Offline
£0.00
Direct
£0.00
Fundraisers
£6,541.21

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