Take Action. Lace Up. Make a Difference.
Run, jog or walk with Team Terry in support of World AIDS Day and help create a future without new HIV transmissions and stigma.
Whether you're taking part to remember a loved one, challenge yourself, or stand against HIV stigma, every step and every pound raised will make a difference.
Organised by Positive East, the annual RED RUN is a flat and welcoming 5km walk, 5km run and 10km run, through the beautiful surroundings of Victoria Park in east London.
The World AIDS Day event is a celebration, an acknowledgement of work still to be done and an opportunity for each of us to remember those whose fight against HIV ended too soon.
Before the run, visit us at our Team Terry stall in the RED RUN Village. There will be a warm-up, music, drag entertainment, refreshments and plenty more to enjoy.
Taking part in RED RUN is a powerful way to show solidarity with people living with HIV, remember those we've lost, and support the fight to end HIV stigma.
Sign up today and be part of a powerful community coming together for World AIDS Day. Together, we can remember, celebrate and take action.
Your registration fee
The registration fee helps cover the cost of delivering the event and ensuring everyone has a great experience. Entry to RED RUN costs £28 (plus a processing fee) and includes:
- RED RUN t-shirt and tote bag
- Finishing medal
- Free coffee
- Run/Walk number
- Community Heroes Guide
- Entertainment throughout the event
As well as taking part in the run or walk, attendees can enjoy the RED RUN Village, featuring HIV charity stands, an AIDS Quilt display, and a Community Heroes exhibition. It's a chance to come together, learn more about HIV, and celebrate the people and organisations making a difference in our communities.
Ready to join our team?
Join Team Terry and raise as much as you can to support our vital work.
There is no minimum fundraising target, but we encourage everyone to raise £150 or more. Every pound raised helps us provide support, information and services for people living with and affected by HIV. If you raise £150 on JustGiving, you'll receive a Do it for Terry pin badge.
The £28 registration fee (plus a £1.68 service fee) helps Positive East cover the costs of delivering RED RUN and creating a memorable experience for everyone taking part.
For event information visit the official website.
We hope you'll join Team Terry. See you in Victoria Park!
Why we need your support
Your support and fundraising help fund vital services including our one-of-a-kind sexual health helpline, HIV testing, counselling, and peer support programmes.
We are working towards ending new HIV transmissions in the UK by 2030. We want everyone living with HIV to be diagnosed, receiving treatment and care, free from stigma, and able to take advantage of life's opportunities.
Together, we can build a future where everyone affected by HIV has access to support, information and care, and nobody faces HIV-related stigma.
The difference your fundraising makes
£15 could help answer one call to THT Direct, our free sexual health information and support service.
£50 could help provide a vital grant for someone living with HIV who is struggling to afford basic necessities.
£100 could help fund our Living Well services, helping people living with HIV access support, information and care.
How we'll support you
We'll be here to support you from the moment you register until you cross that finish line alongside Team Terry.
In the lead-up to RED RUN, we'll provide you with:
- Dedicated fundraising support from a member of our team.
- A free Do it for Terry pin badge when you raise £150 or more on JustGiving.
- Join a community of Team Terry supporters united by a shared commitment to ending new HIV cases and tackling stigma.
- Regular news and updates to keep you informed about our work, campaigns and services.
- Lots of encouragement from our Team Terry cheer point on the day.
Questions? We're here to help
Contact our Fundraising Team at [email protected].
Stand with us. Move with us. Together, we can end new cases of HIV in the UK by 2030.
We can't wait to welcome you to Team Terry this World AIDS Day.
