Volunteer Arjun Takes on the Royal Parks Half Marathon for the Queen’s Club Foundation
This October, one of our valued volunteers, Arjun, will be taking on the Royal Parks Half Marathon to raise funds for the Queen’s Club Foundation.
Arjun is a familiar face across our programmes, volunteering his time at our visually impaired tennis sessions, where he helps welcome participants and ensure everyone feels supported, as well as at our Sunday morning junior sessions. His enthusiasm, commitment and willingness to give back have made a positive impact on so many of the people we work with.
Now, Arjun is challenging himself to run 13.1 miles to help the Foundation continue its mission of improving lives through racket sports. Funds raised will support our work in creating inclusive, accessible opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to participate in tennis and other racket sports.
We are incredibly grateful for Arjun’s support and dedication. If you would like to contribute to his fundraising efforts, every donation, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference.
If you're unable to donate, you can still support Arjun by sharing his campaign video and sending him a message of encouragement as he prepares for race day.
Thank you, Arjun, and best of luck from everyone at the Queen’s Club Foundation!
Arjun’s decision to take on the Royal Parks Half Marathon is a great example of how sport can create a positive impact beyond competition. His regular work with visually impaired tennis sessions and junior programmes shows a real commitment to making racket sports more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
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Taking part in a major charity event can be a meaningful way for volunteers to support an organisation while also challenging themselves personally. Arjun’s decision to run the Royal Parks Half Marathon for The Queen’s Club Foundation shows how individual effort can contribute to a much wider community goal. Fundraising through sport creates a direct connection between physical activity and helping others, while the personal commitment involved makes the achievement even more rewarding. Events such as charity runs can have an impact beyond the money raised. They bring people together around a shared purpose and can encourage others to become involved in volunteering, fundraising, or community activities. For participants, preparing for a long-distance race also requires determination, consistency, and discipline.…