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Sean's fundraiser for London Autism Group Charity

Sean Kennedy is raising money for London Autism Group Charity

London 2 Brighton Ultra Challenge 2026 · 23 May 2026 to 24 May 2026 ·

We provide a wide range of support for autistic people and the wider autism community in order to promote social inclusion and the acceptance of autism, to reduce autism stigma and discrimination, and to advance mental and physical health, quality of life and overall well-being.

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I am grateful to share that I will be jogging, walking and struggling along a 100km distance ultra course from London to Brighton on the 23rd of May 2026 to raise funds for the unique and most worthwhile, London Autism Charity Group.

I am autistic with ADHD.

In terms of jogging experience I have jogged 3 ultra runs between 50km-65km since 2021 but this will be my first time attempting 100km. I do enjoy being in nature and I confess to being an avid tree-hugger. ;) Yes, I am weird but wow tree's are so resilient and have so many conditions to endure. I like to believe that some of the tree's resilience rubs off on me.

Their are many resilient, neurodivergent people who slip through the cracks and feel forsaken by a society that cares little for people who process and act differently from the so-called normal, and this is where the London Autism Charity Group come's in by providing safe spaces for a variety of neurodivergent people who need a safe space to be themselves and to feel part of a tribe.

I am asking you if you could, donate to the London Autism Charity Group by sponsoring me as I take on the challenge of completing my longest Ultra run.

Thank you kindly for those who have read the above.

If you would like to keep in touch then your welcome to contact me on my IG which is sean77kennedy

The London autism charity group is a charity that promotes the social inclusion, mental health and wellbeing of all autistic people, including children and their families.

The charity also promotes social awareness and acceptance of autism and helps to reduce stigma and discrimination.

The London autism charity group facilitates regular autistic meet-ups with a range of creative opportunities including music therapy, thai chi, art, walks and the opportunity to be in a safe space and enjoy a cup of tea. These groups meet up in various venues in and around London and have become a lifeline to many, including myself, in combating loneliness, depression and anxiety that can often afflict the autistic person.

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