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Latest Fundraising Events
Looking for an event to kickstart your fundraising? Here are some of the latest autism fundraising events on our platform.
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Tough Mudder Scotland 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
6 Jun 2026
Queensferry, Scotland
Tough Mudder Midlands 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
4 Jul - 5 Jul 2026
Grantham, Midlands
Men's 10K Glasgow 2026
12 Jul 2026
Edinburgh
Women's 10K Glasgow 2026
12 Jul 2026
Glasgow
Tough Mudder Yorkshire 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
25 Jul - 26 Jul 2026
Skipton, Yorkshire
Tough Mudder South West 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
15 Aug 2026
Badminton, South Gloucestershire
Scottish 10k 2026
16 Aug 2026
East Lothian
Scottish Half Marathon 2026
16 Aug 2026
Edinburgh
Tough Mudder Berlin - Brandenburg 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
29 Aug 2026
Beelitz, Brandenburg
Tough Mudder London South 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)
19 Sep - 20 Sep 2026
West Sussex
Belfast City Half Marathon 2026
20 Sep 2026
Edinburgh
Men's 10K Edinburgh 2026
20 Sep 2026
Edinburgh
Women's 10K Edinburgh 2026
20 Sep 2026
Edinburgh
Fundraising Event Partners
Find a ready made event to take part in, at Autism Initiatives we work with a number of event organisers who offer charity places for popular runs and challenges across the UK.
Sign up to an event choose Autism Initiatives as your chosen charity to help generate vital income to support the lives of autistic people throughout the country.
- Edinburgh Marathon Festival
- Run Bournemouth
- Scottish Half Marathon
- Scottish 10K
- Scottish Men’s 10K
- Scottish Women’s 10K
- Supernova Run
- Kilmathon
- Big Fun Run UK
- Dog Jog UK
- Tough Mudder UK
- White Collar Boxing UK
- Belfast City Marathon
- Belfast City Women’s 10K
Popular Fundraising Events
There are so many different ideas people have for fundraising events. Here are just some of the more popular ones our amazing fundraisers have taken on.
Marathon Fundraising
Take part in a marathon of your choice to set yourself a fitness challenge while fundraising for autism.
This can be done either individually or as a team, and is a great way of giving back whilst providing a rewarding and meaningful journey for yourself.
Fundraising Challenges
Fundraising for autism can be done in a number of ways, such as setting up challenges for yourself or a group. Challenges can range from abseiling to a sponsored walk.
Taking on challenges is perfect for enocraging sponsorships and can help bring people together to support a cause.
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Fundraise in Just 3 Steps
Fundraising with us has never been easier, get started by following the below simple steps.
Register
Create your own fundraising page by signing up to our platform.
Share
Share your page with your friends and family, asking if they will donate.
Fundraise
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How Autism Fundraising Makes a Difference
Autism fundraising truly makes a lasting impact on people's lives. When you fundraise for Autism Initiatives, you help fund community support services, such as A Great Little Place, an award-winning social enterprise café that provides supported work placements for young autistic people.



