Relay the Length of Britain

For Charity

Be part of an epic team challenge. Run, support, and fundraise as the North and South unite for good causes.

Fundraise

Events

Fundraisers

1,218

Donors

46,999

Raised

Fundraisers

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North vs South

North v South is the UK's biggest relay race, connecting the nation from north to south in an epic challenge. GiveWheel is proud to be the Official Charity Platform for North v South, supporting this unique event and its chosen charities. Join thousands of runners as they take on the challenge and raise vital funds for the causes they care about.

North v South enables fundraising your way

Whether running a marathon, celebrating a birthday, or chasing a personal goal, GiveWheel turns your passion into powerful impact.

Support multiple charities with a single fundraiser
Customisable pages for any event type
Tools to share your page, connect with your donors and provide progress updates

Individual fundraising examples showing marathon runners and personal challenges

Impact so far

Raised over £46,999 for charity!

GiveWheel is proud to be the Official Charity Platform for North v South, supporting this epic relay event and its chosen charities. Organised by the North v South team and spanning the length of the UK, North v South brings together thousands of runners for a truly unforgettable challenge. With an easy-to-use interface and a commitment to amplifying impact, GiveWheel makes fundraising simple, transparent, and rewarding for everyone.

Fundraise

2 Events

53 Fundraisers

1,218 Donors

£46,998.93 Raised

Every mile counts

Every step you take helps create lasting change.

Spread the word and get your friends and family to help support your charity through North v South.

In just minutes you can build and personalise your very own online fundraising page for the relay.

Make a difference with charity fundraising – the quick and easy way to raise money for the causes you care about, as part of the North v South challenge.