SUPPORT THE NEXT GENERATION
SportsAid helps the most promising young British athletes by providing them with financial support, recognition and personal development opportunities during the critical early stages of their careers.
Virgin Money London Marathon 2019
SportsAid has places available for the Virgin Money London Marathon 2019. You can register your interest in running for the charity by completing an online application form.
#MyMiles With Khai Riley-La Borde
#MyMiles With is a series aimed at giving YOU an insight into the lives of the next generation of British sporting heroes. This time it’s the turn of Great Britain 110m hurdler Khai Riley-La Borde.
WHO WE ARE
SPORTS
SportsAid supports athletes from over 60 sports - most of which are Olympic and Paralympic disciplines.
ATHLETES
SportsAid helps more than a thousand young talented athletes across the country every year.
PARTNERS
SportsAid's partners include local businesses, global brands and charitable trusts.
Latest news
SportsAid's Athlete of the Month - Charlotte Bardsley, 16, from Stourbridge
28 Nov 2018Table tennis prodigy Charlotte Bardsley made an immediate impression on her senior England debut as she helped her country top their European Championships qualification group with a stunning victory over Greece’s Konstantina Paridi. The 16-year-old brushed her more experienced opponent aside in three straight sets to follow up fine wins by Tin-Tin Ho and Maria Tsaptsinos and secure England's passage to the next stage.
SportsAid seeks new Head of Fundraising and Athlete and Supporter Liaison Officer
23 Nov 2018SportsAid is seeking to recruit a new Head of Fundraising and an Athlete and Supporter Liaison Officer as the charity looks to further strengthen its support for the next generation of British sports stars. With the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo less than two years away, and the next edition of the Commonwealth Games being on home soil in Birmingham in 2022, it is an interesting and exciting time for the charity.
Boxer Caroline Dubois crowned winner of SportsAid's annual One-to-Watch Award
15 Nov 2018Boxing sensation Caroline Dubois, 17, has been named as the winner of SportsAid’s prestigious One-to-Watch Award at the charity’s annual SportsBall, sponsored by Royal Bank of Canada, this evening (15 November). She was presented with the award by Greg Rutherford after an outstanding year which saw her win gold at the Youth Olympic Games, the Youth World Championships and the European Youth Continental Championships.
With the help of SportsAid, I did my thing. I didn’t come from a wealthy family, and there were times when I thought ‘I need a job’ but I stuck to my swimming. Thankfully it did pay off. It's about gambling and making sacrifices. I put a high risk in myself and invested the time in what was going to make the difference to my swimming.
Adam Peaty
SportsAid alumnus
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Apr 2019Virgin Money London Marathon 2019 Royal Observatory Greenwich Park London SE10 8QY
The Virgin Money London Marathon is one of the world's most famous fundraisers. SportsAid was the first ever official charity of the London Marathon back in 1984.
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Mar 2019SportsAid's #SupportTheNext Trophy - supported by Caesars SportsAid 21 Bloomsbury Street London WC1B 3HF
Here's your chance to experience the fast-paced and challenging nature of wheelchair basketball, one of the most popular Paralympic sports, at the Copper Box Arena!
FEATURED PARTNER
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada provides young British athletes with financial support and recognition through its partnership with SportsAid. 50 young sports stars, across 31 disabled and non-disabled disciplines, are receiving an annual £1,000 award.