Run the Oxford Half 2027 for Response
Lace up for Oxford Half and help people across Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley get the mental health and housing support they need.
Every mile you run and every pound you raise helps us be there for someone when it matters most.
What you get
- A place on the start line in October 2027 (Date TBC)
- A high quality Response running vest once you’ve raised your first £25
- A fundraising pack and a personal welcome from our team
- Friendly support from sign-up to finish line
All we ask is that you commit to a minimum fundraising target of £300.
Got your own place in this event? Let us know if you are planning to support Response! Get in contact with our team today and we’ll send you a free fundraising pack.
Ready to join us?
Sign up here
Why should I run for Response?
The funds you raise will directly support Response in providing essential services such as housing, recovery-focused mental health care, and community support. By contributing, you’ll ensure that vulnerable individuals receive the tailored care they need to rebuild their lives, gain independence, and achieve long-term wellbeing.
By signing up to run for Response, you’ll be making a lasting impact, giving hope to those who need it most. Together, we can make a difference and transform the landscape of mental health support.
How will Response support me?
When you sign up to run for Response, you will recieve regular communication from our fundraising and communications team, who will be available to support you throughout your fundraising journey.
As a runner, you’ll receive:
- Dedicated fundraising support from our enthusiastic team
- A cheer squad to boost your spirits along the route
- A high-quality, Response-branded running vest
- Access to a WhatsApp support group where fellow runners exchange training and fundraising tips. This group fosters camaraderie and encourages everyone to support each other leading up to the big day!
- The incredible sense of accomplishment, knowing you’ve made a real impact in shaping the future of mental health support.
You can find more tips and tricks on fundraising here.