Miles With Meaning: London Marathon runners raise over £30,000 for Enham Trust

What a truly memorable day it was on Sunday 26 April at the 2026 London Marathon.

All 13 of our runners took to the course with remarkable dedication, each driven by their own powerful motivation to support disabled people.

Alongside their exceptional fundraising efforts, the team committed to months of rigorous training (often in challenging conditions) and gave everything they had on marathon day to reach the finish line.

The team surpassed their fundraising target well ahead of event day and at the time of writing, so far have raised an outstanding £30,658, which will go towards supporting disabled people to live, work and enjoy life.

We are immensely proud of every member of the team and the journey each individual has undertaken. Their achievements are truly inspiring, and we extend our heartfelt thanks for their incredible commitment and support.

Josh Barnett, 2026 London Marathon runner for Enham Trust says:

"Raising vital funds and awareness for Enham Trust truly made me appreciate every interaction I was able to share with family and friends. Knowing that the support of my loved ones could make a genuine difference to such an important charity made all the hard work worthwhile. It also reminded me that, while I was proud of the effort I put in, it pales in comparison to the incredible work Team Enham does every single day to change lives."

We’re overjoyed with the level of interest we’re receiving to join our 2027 London Marathon team. Whilst our London Marathon spaces are extremely limited, we have many other exhilarating challenge events that you can take part in throughout 2026, whilst raising funds to support disabled people to thrive.

Follow the links below for more information.