
Our amazing runners and their supporters raised over £4,000 for the Family Futures Crisis Fund. It was a great day full of community spirit, support and good vibes. It was great to have a mix of parents, staff and supporters running for us. You can find out more about our runners and why they chose to run for Family Futures here.
If you feel inspired by #TeamFF and want to get involved next year, you can register your interest here and as soon as the Run for Charity registration page opens, we’ll send you a link so you can secure your official spot.
Hackney resident and Family Futures CEO, Jay Vaughan MBE, cheered our runners on from the Dalston sidelines:
“Thank you to our amazing #TeamFF runners and everyone who has donated. An incredible amount has been raised for the Family Futures Crisis Fund! It is so appreciated and will make such a difference to so many families who suddenly find they are in difficulties and need urgent help. You are incredible to run and you are incredible to give so generously. It is hugely appreciated by the children and their families and by the whole team at FF with thanks and a happy heart Jay and the FF team!”

Join us in making a difference, right here in our local community. Sign up to run the 5k, 10k, or Junior race and help us continue to provide support when families need it most.
You can sign up to run via the links below, or donate and share our story here.
Register for the Junior run (800m) open to any children under the age of 11
Registration fee: £10 | Fundraising target: As much as you can!
Register for the 5k run open to anyone from age 11 upwards
Registration fee: £28 | Fundraising target: £100
Register for the 10K run open to anyone over the age of 15
Registration fee: £30 | Fundraising target: £100

All donations go towards our Crisis Fund. The Family Futures Crisis Fund provides urgent, practical support to families when they need it most. Donations help remove everyday barriers to essential care; whether that’s funding emergency home visits, covering travel costs, or providing therapeutic resources like art supplies. In a time when funding is increasingly limited, even the smallest contribution can make a life-changing difference. Sometimes, something as simple as a train fare to therapy can be the key to keeping a family supported and connected.