In March of 2024, my girlfriend was diagnosed with MS at the age of 17 and on that day I knew I wanted to raise awareness for MS through running my first half marathon, the Great North Run. I have seen her struggles and the impact it has had on her daily life first hand but due to the help from the specialist nurses (who were funded by the MS Trust) her life with MS has changed for the better. In times when I felt I couldn't do anything to make it better for her the MS Trust helped me understand the condition on a deeper level and I will be forever grateful for the information they put out. This is why I felt the MS Trust was a charity worth raising money for.

Any donation that you could give would mean so much

Thank you in advance, Ethan

More information on the MS Trust:

The MS Trust is committed to ensuring everyone with MS can access the treatments and services they need and deserve. We aim to represent and reach all people affected by MS, from the moment of diagnosis throughout their journey. Your support will allow the MS Trust to continue to train health professionals. Approximately 103,688 people with MS live in areas where there are not enough MS nurses to look after everyone. So, The MS Trust are working with the NHS to fund new MS nurses in the areas that need them most and ensure people with MS have the care and support they need.