What is going on with Shoe4Africa? Click on this link and it will take you to our Spring newsletter. We have a lot going on and have documented here. If you want to be mailed when we (twice a...

Thank you to Becky Lyne (former British 800m champion). Read what Becky’s group were up to, “These young TrYumphants took on the @paula_radcliffe @familiesontrack 50 mile challenge last December. Despite COVID absences and weather disruptions, they all stepped up...

Check out the video which tells the story of what we did on Christmas Eve to change the lives of children living with cancer in Africa. Here on YOUTUBE starring Paula Radcliffe and a host of famous runners!...

This Christmas Eve, starting on the equator line, then running towards Eldoret, a town that is dubbed the City of Champions, an event is happening that will change history for kids suffering from cancers. It is the Shoe4Africa Greater...

Would you consider running 13.1 miles through the streets of NYC to help a small team build Sub-Saharan Africa’s 1st Children’s Cancer Hospital? Link on our web, Run With US to learn more! You could be flying to Kenya...

From the beginning of our journey, we have always believed that the most important contribution we could make is to invest in the health and education. Without your health, a life is an uphill battle, not just for the...

Yes, WE have guaranteed entries for you to run the NEW YORK CITY HALF in March 2022. DM me if you are want to join our team! The United Airlines NYC Half is back and ready to take you through 13.1...

Dr. Millicent Stone is running a series about living longer. Read on from her site, “In Africa 9 out of 10 children with #cancer will die. In UK 75% of children with #cancer now survive. Why the difference? #healthinequalities#accessiblehealthcare I’ll be interviewing Toby Tanser next...

Team Shoe4Africa were out in force at the TCS New York City Marathon, over sixty runners laced up their shoes and tackled 26.2 miles to raise funds for our great gregarious goal; to build sub-Saharan Africa’s 1st Children’s Cancer...

One decade ago…2011, at the Shoe4Africa Pasta Party….You can see Geoffrey Mutai there in the Orange jacket who, next day won the race and set the still standing course record! Will it be broken this year?? Sally Kipyego is...