On yer bike! Phil’s fundraising cycle ride to Brighton
November 18, 2024
Phil Neal took on the challenge to ride from London to Brighton for CAFOD, raising an amazing £400.
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November 18, 2024
Phil Neal took on the challenge to ride from London to Brighton for CAFOD, raising an amazing £400.
Continue reading “On yer bike! Phil’s fundraising cycle ride to Brighton”November 7, 2024
The Silverstone Run Fest brings together runners of all levels in the UK to experience the thrill of running on the iconic Silverstone circuit. More than just a race, this event offers the chance to raise awareness and funds for meaningful causes. For Lynne and MaryAnne, dedicated supporters of CAFOD, this year’s Silverstone 5K isn’t just a race. It’s a personal journey of fitness, resilience and passion for social justice.
Continue reading “Silverstone Run Fest: CAFOD’s runners go the extra mile”October 25, 2024
During this period of remembrance, Maggie Mairura from our Remembrance team shares three simple ways to remember a loved one this November.
Continue reading “Three simple ways to remember a loved one”September 30, 2024
This year’s annual Silverstone Run Fest will take place on 24 November. We are very excited to announce that we have an excellent representation from sisters of the Faithful Companion of Jesus running for CAFOD, alongside teachers from English Martyrs in Long Eaton.
Continue reading “Silverstone Run Fest: Nuns and teachers running for CAFOD”September 24, 2024
Every little helps! A simple concept often overlooked as a cliche, yet small, regular donations are among our most valued and reliable donations. Meet Joseph Jeyakumar, organiser of ‘The 100 Club’ and CAFOD Volunteer, who proves that it doesn’t take much to make a big, positive impact on the world.
Continue reading “Small steps, big impact: How St John’s ‘100 Club’ is changing lives £1 at a time”September 20, 2024
Marcus Warner lined up at the Big Half Marathon in London on Sunday 1 September as CAFOD’s representative among 16,000 other runners.
Continue reading “Marcus and the Big Half”September 2, 2024
This Sunday we’ll be cheering on TeamCAFOD once again at the Great North Run. Fourteen wonderful runners will be taking to the streets of Newcastle and South Shields, all with a powerful sense of purpose. Hear from some of our team members as they gear up for this iconic 13.1 mile route.
Continue reading “Stride for solidarity: TeamCAFOD at the Great North Run 2024”August 8, 2024
The Great North Run, the world’s largest half-marathon, draws tens of thousands of runners each year to tackle the 13.1-mile route between Newcastle and South Shields. Since its inception in 1981, the race has seen 42 events, and this year, CAFOD’s own Tom Delamere is joining the ranks to raise vital funds for our communities around the world.
Continue reading “Tom’s inspiring journey: Running the Great North Run for CAFOD”May 21, 2024
As summer approaches, and with the promise of warmer weather on the horizon, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside and get together with friends and family. This year, we’re treated to a summer of sport, with the Euro’s, Copa America, Tour de France, Wimbledon and the Paris Olympics and Paralympics taking place between June and September. With a particularly sporty summer ahead, why not make the most of this and organise a Summer of Hope fundraiser for CAFOD!
Continue reading “Sunny days and generous ways: Join CAFOD for a Summer of Hope”May 16, 2024
You may have seen the BBC Two programme ‘Pilgrimage’ in which celebrities of different beliefs and backgrounds take time out for a spiritual adventure with the opportunity to rediscover their own faith or learn about others.
For Christians, pilgrimage can be a fascinating opportunity to grow in faith and re-ignite your prayer life through a shared experience with others who share your faith and values.
Check out our five reasons to be inspired to pilgrimage with CAFOD this summer.
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