Events 2025

Why not spread SolarAid’s story by taking on an active challenge?

From marathons to tough mudders, bungee jumps to bike rides, we’ve got plenty of exciting ways you can help make a difference in the UK and abroad.

To see and search through all events please click here, alternatively see some of our favourites below!

Skydivers during a skydive

Sky Dive

All-year round

Various locations

Take your fundraising challenge to new heights and skydive in aid of SolarAid!

Available all-year round at 18 airfields across the UK, this thrilling experience is not one to be missed.

Great Bristol Run Half Marathon

11th May 2025

Bristol

If stunning views, inspiring history and graffiti murals are your thing, then the Great Bristol Run is right up your street. It’s not just the inspiring scenery that attracts runners from far and wide: the fast, flat course also makes this event perfect for those on the hunt for a new personal best – or just looking to get to the finish line!

Leeds 10K

15th June 2025

Leeds

Throughout the route that takes in many of the city’s historic landmarks, crowds come out in force. A fantastic atmosphere and friendly volunteers make the event unforgettable for all.

Cardiff Half Marathon

5th October 2025

Cardiff

The Cardiff Half Marathon has grown into one of the largest and most exciting road races in Europe. It is Wales’ largest mass-participation and multi-charity fundraising event and the second largest half in the UK. Its flat, fast course passes all the city’s most breath-taking scenery.

Oxford Half Marathon

12th October 2025

Oxford

This awesome course is fast and flat. It proudly guides runners through the pristine and winding streets of Oxford in all its historic delight. Charity runners will be charmed and motivated by live music, local Oxford bands and DJs all along the course.

Royal Parks Half Marathon

12th October 2025

London

This is the most spectacular half marathon that central London has to offer – it is a unique and inspiring event. The 13.1m extraordinary route brushes past London’s most famous landmarks, including The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, all on closed roads.