400 Miles. 9 Days. For the Kids Who Can't.

In September 2026, me and Joe will attempt one of the hardest things we've ever done.

Over nine days, we'll run more than 400 miles across Britain, carrying Joy Jars to four children's hospitals before finishing our journey by running into The Azaylia Foundation's fifth anniversary celebration.

That's around 50 miles a day, every day, for nine consecutive days.

But this isn't about running.

It's about the children who don't get to choose hard.

Every day, families across the UK wake up to a reality no parent should ever face. Childhood cancer doesn't stop. Treatment doesn't stop. Hospital stays don't stop. So neither will we.

At every hospital we visit, we'll deliver Joy Jars from The Azaylia Foundation. Small acts of kindness that bring moments of happiness to children and families during some of the hardest days of their lives.

Those moments matter.

We've spent the last two years preparing for this challenge. The early mornings. The endless miles. The injuries. The sacrifices. Every training run has been building towards these nine days.

But compared to what these families endure, it's nothing.

We're running because we can.

We're running for the kids who can't.

Every donation, whatever the amount, will go directly to The Azaylia Foundation to help continue its incredible work supporting children with cancer and their families, funding research, creating joyful moments and making sure no family feels alone.

When everything hurts, we'll keep going.

When the weather turns, we'll keep going.

When the miles feel impossible, we'll keep going.

Because somewhere, a child is facing something far tougher.

On the afternoon of day nine, we'll run into the Foundation's fifth anniversary celebration - not because the challenge is over, but because every mile has led us there.

Thank you for believing in this mission.

Thank you for standing beside us.

And thank you for helping us turn every mile into hope.