NKMT running vest
A technical running vest with your name printed on the front
Fundraising
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A personal NKMT contact with you from sign-up to finish
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In 2022, I suddenly lost my Mum, Róisín, to a brain haemorrhage. This completely turned mine and my family's lives upside down, as she was only 51 and very healthy. After taking some time to grieve, I decided I wanted to do something in her memory. I knew straight away that I wanted to try and help prevent other families from going through what mine has. I managed to raise £1,050 — which I am so pleased with and so proud of. I will definitely be fundraising for this charity again!
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Megan
Ran the Newcastle 10K for NKMT
£1,050
Raised
Fundraising made easy
£200 IS MORE ACHIEVABLE THAN YOU THINK
Most of our runners reach their target in small, manageable steps by simply asking the people already in their lives. You don't need a big audience, just a little confidence.
£10
from 20 people
£20
from 10 people
£40
from 5 people
Frequently asked questions
GOT A QUESTION?
Yes! UK taxpayers can add Gift Aid to their donations at no extra cost. This means we can claim an extra 25p for every £1 donated, helping your fundraising go even further. Donors simply need to tick the Gift Aid box when making their donation and confirm that they are a UK taxpayer.
We understand that fundraising can feel daunting and we’re here to support you every step of the way. The fundraising target helps us cover the cost of your place and fund our vital work, but if you’re struggling, please let us know as early as possible. In most cases, we can offer extra fundraising support, ideas and encouragement. We always aim to be fair and understanding - communication is key.
You won’t be doing this alone. We provide:
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A fundraising pack with ideas and tips to help you get started;
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One-to-one support if you’re feeling unsure or stuck;
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Help with setting up and sharing your fundraising page.
Many runners are surprised by how achievable the target feels once they get going - and we’ll be right there to help you build confidence and momentum.
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Your NKMT running vest will usually be sent out once the withdrawal deadline has passed and the initial fundraising milestone is reached (if applicable). We’ll let you know exactly when to expect it, but this is typically several weeks before race day, giving you plenty of time to train in it and show off your support!
Yes. Once you’ve paid the registration fee, your place in the race is guaranteed. We’ll guide you through the process and confirm everything clearly so you know where you stand.
If you find that you can no longer take part, please let us know as soon as possible by emailing fundraising@nataliekatemoss.co.uk
,In some cases if the withdrawal deadline has not passed, it may be possible to defer or transfer your place, depending on the race organiser’s rules. If that isn’t an option, we’ll talk things through with you and agree on the best next steps together.
About Liverpool Half Marathon 2027
13.1 Miles Along One of the World's Greatest Waterfronts
The Liverpool Half Marathon 2027 returns to the city on Sunday 14 March 2027, and with 2027 marking the 33rd anniversary of what was originally known as the Liverpool International Half Marathon back in 1994, this is a race with real heritage and a passionate following.
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The race starts inside The Hill Dickinson Stadium on Regent Road and finishes at the iconic Pier Head on Liverpool's waterfront, in front of the Liver Buildings. The 13.1-mile course is predominantly flat, with just a short climb early on, making it ideal for fast times and marathon build-up training. Runners pass through Princes Road and the leafy avenues of Sefton Park, before joining the waterfront promenade for a stunning finish alongside one of the UK's most iconic waterfronts.
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The event village is located in George Parade outside the Royal Liver Building Square, with food and drink, post-race refreshments and a brilliant finish-line atmosphere to round off a memorable race day. With runners now attending from far and wide, Liverpool has become a firm favourite on the UK race calendar.
Why run for The Natalie Kate Moss Trust
RUN FOR SOMETHING BIGGER
Every mile you run on 14 March 2027 will be more than a personal achievement.
It will be a stride towards saving lives from brain haemorrhages.
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Fund vital research
Since 2012, your donations have helped grow a research team from 1 PhD student to 30+ specialists at Manchester University. Treatments are now being used across the NHS.
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Raise awareness of brain hamorrhages
Brain haemorrhages can affect anyone at any age, often without warning. Running and fundraising for NKMT brings this urgent conversation to the forefront.
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Be part of the NKMT team
Join a community of passionate runners, all pushing their limits for the same mission. We'll support you every step of the way... from sign-up to finish line.