Run the Great North Run for Genetic Disorders UK! 2018

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Join Genetic Disorders UK in England's most iconic half marathons, the Great North Run challenge and be part of something wonderful!

One of the nation's most iconic half marathons, the Great North Run stretches over 13.1 miles, starting in Newcastle upon Tyne.

The route will lead runners through the city centre towards the River Tyne, crossing the famous Tyne Bridge where you will eventually finish along the stunning coastline of South Shields.

Genetic Disorders UK is a registered charity with a vision to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by genetic disorders.

While individual genetic disorders are rare, it is thought that there are currently more than 6,000 diagnosed disorders and new disorders are being identified every day. It is estimated that 1 in 25 children is affected by a genetic disorder. This means that in the UK, 30,000 babies and children are newly diagnosed each year and more than half a million children and adults are living with a genetic disorder.

Our mission is to be the leading source of information and support for both those affected by a genetic disorder, and the charities and patient groups that support them, by bringing together everyone’s combined experience in a place it can be shared.

 

Event date: Sunday 8th September 2019

Entry fee: £30

Fundraising target: £350 excluding gift aid

How we'll support you

If you choose us as your charity for the challenge, you'll get:

 

 

  • A Team Gene vest or Tshirt

 

  • A Geneious Fundraising guide and goodies.

 

  • Support through your journey from our events coordinator

 

 

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Road Running , Fun , Urban Trail

Distance:

Half-marathon

Type of Surface:

asphalt

Type of Terrain:

city

Charity

Short review

Join Genetic Disorders UK in England's most iconic half marathons, the Great North Run challenge and be part of something wonderful!

One of the nation's most iconic half marathons, the Great North Run stretches over 13.1 miles, starting in Newcastle upon Tyne.

The route will lead runners through the city centre towards the River Tyne, crossing the famous Tyne Bridge where you will eventually finish along the stunning coastline of South Shields.

Genetic Disorders UK is a registered charity with a vision to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by genetic disorders.

While individual genetic disorders are rare, it is thought that there are currently more than 6,000 diagnosed disorders and new disorders are being identified every day. It is estimated that 1 in 25 children is affected by a genetic disorder. This means that in the UK, 30,000 babies and children are newly diagnosed each year and more than half a million children and adults are living with a genetic disorder.

Our mission is to be the leading source of information and support for both those affected by a genetic disorder, and the charities and patient groups that support them, by bringing together everyone’s combined experience in a place it can be shared.

 

Event date: Sunday 8th September 2019

Entry fee: £30

Fundraising target: £350 excluding gift aid

How we'll support you

If you choose us as your charity for the challenge, you'll get:

 

 

  • A Team Gene vest or Tshirt

 

  • A Geneious Fundraising guide and goodies.

 

  • Support through your journey from our events coordinator

 

 


1 Road Running races on 09 September 2018 in Newcastle upon Tyne

Bupa Great North Run

September 09, 2018

21.097 km

from $

55000 runners

usually take part in the race

Weather for Sep 09, 2018

66.29 °F

Wind: 9.45 m/s.

Partly cloudy until afternoon..

Very Good for running

Past weather

Sep 12, 2016

71.16 °F, wind 3.82m/s

Partly cloudy starting in the evening..

Sep 06, 2014

60.33 °F, wind 0.92m/s

Light rain in the morning..

Sep 08, 2013

61.03 °F, wind 2.36m/s

Partly cloudy in the afternoon..

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What to wear on your run?

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