Walk or run 31 miles in January
Turn your miles into lifesaving missions!

31 miles. 31 days. Your challenge.

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Walk it or run it.
Make every mile matter.

Start 2027 with a challenge that makes a difference. Walk or run 31 miles throughout January and raise vital funds to help us save lives across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.  

Whether you’re getting active, setting yourself a new goal or supporting a cause close to your heart, Run 31 is for you.  

Aim for one mile a day or complete the distance in your own time.

Register your interest now to be the first to know when you can sign up.

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Want to go the extra mile?

If you’re a regular walker or runner, why not challenge yourself to 62 or 93 miles across January?  

Stay connected and be supported
You’ll be invited to join our supportive Facebook group where you can get to know others taking part, share your progress, celebrate achievements and cheer each other on.

Every mile matters. Every second counts.

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Run 31 T-shirt with trainers and a water bottle.

Save lives by taking part.

Start the year feeling good, challenge yourself and be part of something special.   Every pound you raise helps our specialist crews bring lifesaving care to people facing life-threatening emergencies.  

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A little extra motivation along the way

You'll get rewards as you fundraise!

When you sign up: Receive a FREE T-shirt

Raise £31: Receive a Run 31 snood

Raise £150: Earn a beanie hat

Get a FREE T-shirt when you sign up

Raise £31 and receive a Run 31 snood

Raise £150 and earn a beanie hat

“As a proud Ambassador for Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex, I’m delighted to be supporting Run 31. What I love about this challenge is that it is open to everyone. Whether you walk, jog or run, taking on a mile a day throughout January is a simple way to boost your wellbeing while supporting a charity that provides lifesaving care across our communities.

Every step you take and every pound you raise will help KSS continue to be there for patients when they need it most. I’d encourage anyone looking for a positive way to start the year to sign up and get involved.”

Sally Gunnell OBE – KSS Ambassador

£31 could pay for a set of defibrillator pads, to help resuscitate someone having a cardiac arrest. £150 could buy two pairs of protective boots (with toe protection) for our crew. Our crews often need to reach casualties on foot, so reliable boots are essential in all conditions. £300 could provide vital equipment for a patient needing a life-saving plasma transfusion.

Our specialist crews are ready to respond 24 hours a day, bringing lifesaving care to people across Kent, Surrey and Sussex when they need it most.  

With your support, we can keep reaching people when every second counts.

31 miles. One challenge.
A lifesaving difference.

Register your interest for Run 31 January 2027

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We’d love to keep in touch with you about the incredible difference we are making together, our fundraising appeals and other activities you may wish to get involved in. You may hear from us by post or telephone but we’d love contact you in other ways too. We’ll continue to contact you in the same ways as we did before, unless you indicate change below. You can update your preferences at any time by calling 01634 471 900 or at hello@aakss.org.uk. We’ll never sell your data and we promise to keep your details safe and secure. Read more in our Privacy Statement here: aakss.org.uk/privacy
We’d love to keep in touch with you about the incredible difference we are making together, our fundraising appeals and other activities you may wish to get involved in. You may hear from us by post or telephone but we’d love contact you in other ways too. We’ll continue to contact you in the same ways as we did before, unless you indicate change below. You can update your preferences at any time by calling 01634 471 900 or at hello@aakss.org.uk. We’ll never sell your data and we promise to keep your details safe and secure. Read more in our Privacy Statement here: aakss.org.uk/privacy

Saving lives when every second counts

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