Run the Henley River Half Marathon and fight for better mental health in Oxfordshire!
Date: Sunday 1 September 2024
Location: Henley-on-Thames
Distance: Half marathon
Charity place registration fee: £15
Fundraising target: £200
Get a place
Run the Henley River Half Marathon and fight for better mental health in Oxfordshire!
Already have a place?
You can be part of our team whether you’re running with one of our charity places, or have signed up independently.
By joining the team you are part of a movement; a movement fighting for better mental health support across Oxfordshire.
By joining our team you’ll receive:
A OxMind running vest or t-shirt and fundraising pack full of advice and tips
A dedicated point of contact to support you from fundraising to finish line
A Henley Half Marathon medal and OxMind certificate
Knowledge that your funds will support over 10,000 people within Oxfordshire who struggle with their mental health
Henley River Half Marathon route map
This event starts and finishes by the Temple Island Meadows – the official start line for the Royal Henley Rowing Regatta.
Thinking of setting up a corporate team?
Want to run in a team? Signing up with colleagues is a great way to boost the awareness of your business, not to mention great team bonding.
Every corporate team who signs up with OxMind will receive a special shout-out on social media and in our newsletters; we’ll make sure that your business’ presence on the day is known!
If you would like to chat to us about this, email us here.
Got any questions? Our fundraising team would love to hear from you:
Phone: 07549 025533 / 07803 520359
Email: fundraising@oxfordshiremind.org.uk
Get fundraising support
We are here to support you from fundraising to finish line! Once you have signed up, we’ll send you a fundraising pack full of advice and tips to help you smash your fundraising target.
“An amazing experience for such a fantastic cause. Can’t explain the feeling I got when finishing knowing I raised a lot of money for people like me who have and are struggling. I commend Oxfordshire mind for their fantastic work they do.”
Oxfordshire Mind Supporter
