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Epilepsy Research UK needs energetic people to help us raise as much money as possible for epilepsy research! More people every year take part in sponsored events for Epilepsy Research UK. You can join us individually or get involved with family, friends and colleagues.

All you need to do is find any event that you would like to take part in and tell us about it. We'll provide you with a running vest, a sponsorship pack and promotional material, and we can arrange publicity if you would like it.

You can download our sponsorship form here.

If nothing catches your eye on this visit, please come back again soon, as we are adding new events all the time...

Here are the UK events for which we will be fielding a team (for overseas challenges, click here):

2010

Skydiving!
If you have ever wanted to do a parachute jump here is your chance! No experience is necessary as all training is given. So if you would like to make a thrilling skydive from 10,000 feet, or an exhilarating solo jump from up to 3,000 feet, contact us now. We will send you a full information pack and everything you need to take part in the experience of a lifetime. Book directly online here

For overseas challenges, click here

Sponsorship made easy
Epilepsy Research UK has teamed up with Virgin Money Giving, so that our runners and others engaged in sponsorship events can raise money easily online, through their own personalised webpage. Family and friends can donate online by credit or debit card. Virgin Money Giving also automatically reclaims any Gift Aid due on our behalf.

 
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