Run with Dave

How I do it

When you’re blind, just walking down the road can take a lot of courage. Taking part in a public running event takes true dedication – and months of training. I run with my sighted guide, Malcolm, using only a wrist strap.

How you can help me

By taking part in a running event and raising money for Guide Dogs, you will help me and many others like me who rely solely on our dogs. Wiksie, my guide dog, has transformed my life, helping me face challenges big and small.

How Guide Dogs can help you

Run with Guide Dogs and we’ll make sure you reach your peak performance. We’ll give you expert advice on training and nutrition, support and ideas for raising lots of cash, as well as a recovery sports massage at our post-race receptions at the larger events.

About Guide Dogs
We have been providing thousands of blind and partially-sighted people with the freedom, mobility and independence a guide dog gives for 75 years. We also fund major research into the prevention and cure of eye disease, as well as educate the public about the importance of caring for their eyes. We depend entirely on public generosity as we receive no government or statutory funding, which is why by taking part in a running event for Guide Dogs you are a true Superhero.

Registered Charity No. 209617