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Ex Yorkshire Road Runner

Jake Scott is raising money for Royal Signals Charity

Altra Yorkshire Marathon 2026 · 18 October 2026 · Start fundraising for this event

The Royal Signals Charity supports Regular, Retired and Reserve Signallers. We do this by providing benevolence grants to those facing distress or hardship. We support our community through grants that look to encourage comradery, corps history and education of our trades.

Story

This year, a remarkable team of 16 service personnel from 11 (RSS) Sig Regt is taking on the Altra Yorkshire Marathon 2026 on 18th October. Many stepping up as first-time marathon runners. This challenge demands extraordinary physical endurance and mental strength, pushing even the fittest athletes to their limits. Their commitment through an intense 15-week training campaign exemplifies dedication and spirit.

We invite you to join us in championing this incredible journey by supporting the Royal Signals Charity’s fundraising goal of £2,400. Your generous contribution will empower us to continue providing essential aid and fostering community spirit. Together, we can make a profound difference—help us cross this finish line with strength and solidarity.

The Runners:

Jake Scott

Jake Larkin

Matt Gray

Jack Twynham

Mitchell Harrington

Charlie Robson

Aiden Oliver

Callum Evans

saurap Gurung

Alex Bridge

Kieran Cunningham

Oliver Humpleby

Stuart Hindes

Daniel Silk

Lydia O'Conner

Kai Wideman

Please leave the name of the service personnel you are sponsoring in the message provided.

The Royal Signals Charity stands as a beacon of hope and support for our 3R's and their dependents, dedicated to easing the burdens faced by those in distress or hardship. Through benevolence grants, we provide vital assistance that uplifts lives and fosters resilience within our community. In 2024 alone, we proudly distributed over £340,500 in benevolence grants, contributing to a total of more than £834,000 in various grants and initiatives. This support directly touched the lives of 1,250 individuals and countless others indirectly, reinforcing the bonds of camaraderie and preserving the proud history and education of our trades.

Donation summary

Total
£1,871.19
+ £399.75 Gift Aid
Online
£1,871.19
Offline
£0.00

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