Millie shares her incredible trek across Iceland to see the Northern Lights, all to raise money for Beat and eating disorders
When Michelle was unwell with an eating disorder, she never imagined she'd be able to not only recover, but take on challenges!
I chose the Edinburgh Marathon because I wanted a challenge that matched the importance of Beat’s work.
When I decided to run a half marathon for Beat, it wasn’t just about the miles, it was about meaning.
Since I started recovery, I have found joy again in baking and making food I once had.
This September, I cycled from Land’s End to John O’Groats - more than 1,000 miles - for Beat
Running the 2025 London Marathon for Beat has given me a completely new way to look at my running.
Seeing the dress come together – and sharing the process – was surreal. It felt like a full-circle moment.
Fundraising for Beat in the Twogether 2025 campaign has been an incredibly powerful and an indescribably rewarding experience...
We are Han United, and we chose to take part in the Beat 1-2-5 Challenge in memory of our daughter, sister and friend Hannah.
I had to create a vision board showing things that I wanted to be able to do when I was stronger. I wanted to run.
Fleur shares how she wrote a song for someone close to her who suffers from an eating disorder.