Running in memory of a friend: Caroline’s challenge for Immunodeficiency UK
When Joshua finished the Manchester Marathon in April 2026, it marked the end of months of hard work and dedication.
Joshua’s Manchester Marathon 2026 success
When Joshua finished the Manchester Marathon in April 2026, it marked the end of months of hard work and dedication.
Steven took on the UK’s toughest 10km obstacle course
On April 26th, 2025, Steven took on the formidable Born Survivor challenge,the UK's toughest 10km obstacle course, to honour the memory of his beloved father, Dave, who passed away on June 15th, 2024. What began as a personal tribute transformed into an incredible fundraising success for Immunodeficiency UK. Born Survivor is not your
Diane & Rachel take on London Landmarks Half Marathon 2026
Diane and her daughter Rachel took on the London Landmarks Half Marathon in support of Immunodeficiency UK, raising over £1,900. The 13-mile route passes iconic sights like Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London. Like many in the immunodeficiency community, their condition brings frequent illness, slow recovery, and lasting damage from repeated
How Harry and his friends made a difference
Eight-year-old Harry, who lives with a primary immunodeficiency, recently led a touching fundraising effort with his classmates that reminds us how compassion and generosity can start at any age. Over the past few months, Harry and his school friends have been busy crafting colourful loom band bracelets. They decided to sell them to other
Sophie’s Worthing half marathon success
When Sophie Hughes laced up her running shoes for the Worthing Half Marathon on May 4th, 2025, she carried more than just her training and determination with her. She ran with the love and hope she has for her two sons, Hayden and Jake, who both live with the primary immunodeficiency mannose-binding lectin deficiency.
Blanche completes the RomaOstia Half Marathon
In March 2025, Blanche ran the RomaOstia Half Marathon to raise vital funds for Immunodeficiency UK and LaSpes ONLUS, who support research into rare genetic diseases like Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome (WAS). Blanche’s close friends lost their son to WAS, and she ran in his memory. Twenty-five percent of the total funds raised went to Immunodeficiency
Katy’s Brighton Marathon Challenge
For Katy Rogers, running a marathon wasn’t just about personal achievement—it was about honouring her sister Emma and raising awareness for those living with immunodeficiency. Emma was diagnosed with Common Variable Immune Deficiency (CVID) at 16 after years of recurrent infections and serious illness. Katy has witnessed firsthand the impact of CVID on her
Lyndsey and Harry’s musical fundraiser
Eight-year-old Harry Chambers from Northern Ireland lives with XLA (X-linked agammaglobulinemia), a condition requiring regular infusion treatments every two weeks. Despite this challenge, Harry continues to thrive thanks to the dedicated support of the Immunology Department at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital, where he receives his essential care. Harry's mother, Lyndsey Chambers, Head of Music
Jim’s Birthday Fundraiser
Pictured: Jim Carvell (on the left) and Michael Ingleston When Jim Carvell began planning his 80th birthday celebration, he knew he wanted it to be more than just a personal milestone. As a long-time supporter of Immunodeficiency UK, Jim saw an opportunity to combine his special day with supporting a cause close
