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The name says it all – an amazing day packed with festive fun, Christmas puns, and a whole lot of cheer. But most importantly, every step you take helps give back. Every penny raised goes directly towards empowering our bravest – from housing and employment to vital support.
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About Rudolph Fun Run
Join us for an unforgettable and festive event, the RBLI Rudolph Fun Run! Come along and celebrate the spirit of the season while supporting a great cause. This exciting event aims to raise funds for the Royal British Legion Industries (RBLI), an organization dedicated to improving the lives of veterans and their families.
Why run the Rudolph Fun Run?
By participating in the Rudolph Fun Run, you become part of a community dedicated to supporting our Armed Forces community and their families. Join us as we celebrate the festive season, spread joy, and create positive change in our community. Lace up your running shoes, put on your reindeer antlers, and let’s make this event one to remember!
Why run for us?
Anil joined the Army in 2006 as a rifleman with the 2nd Royal Gurkha Regiment. Just 20 days before he was due to finish his tour in Afghanistan, aged just 24, he stepped on an IED. Anil suffered multiple injuries, resulting in the amputation of his leg. After an intense rehabilitation process, Anil secured work in Britain’s Bravest Manufacturing Company, making rail signs for companies across the UK and abroad. “Working every day at the charity is the best thing that could have happened to me.”
Following our support, Anil had the confidence to take on his first major sporting challenge in the form of The Invictus Games, winning gold in the sitting volleyball Team in 2014 and silver in 2016. However, arguably, his biggest challenge to date is when he climbed to Mount Everest Base Camp in November 2017. After battling altitude sickness to successful reach his target, he returned to the Kent charity a hero after raising more than £11,000 for his fellow veterans and people with disabilities.
