Huddle Community Rallies for Brighton Marathon Achievement
There was a real sense of community spirit in Huddle Hammersmith recently, as colleagues came together to support a brilliant cause close to many hearts.
A cake sale organised by cazenove+loyd raised a fantastic £294, helping their team member Vienna reach an incredible fundraising total of £2,445 for Blood Cancer UK. A HUGE thank you to everyone who supported.
A Special Brighton Marathon Achievement
Vienna took on the challenge of the Brighton Marathon on 12th April 2026. She crossed the finish line in an amazing 5 hours and 25 minutes – a huge personal achievement and a proud moment for everyone cheering her on.
The Brighton Marathon is one of the UK’s best-loved running events, known for its scenic seaside course and wonderful atmosphere. Every year, thousands of runners take part, many raising money for charities that matter to them. Vienna’s run contributed to the important work of Blood Cancer UK.
Why It Matters
Blood Cancer UK is the UK’s leading charity dedicated to tackling blood cancer, funding vital research and supporting those affected by conditions such as leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. Every pound raised helps to drive forward new treatments and offer hope to patients and their families.
A Message from Vienna
“A huge thank you to everyone who supported the bake sale; your generosity was amazing and I hope you enjoyed the sweet treats. Running the Brighton Marathon on 12th April for such an important cause meant so much and I’m incredibly grateful for all your support. A special thank you as well to Huddle.”
Thank You
Moments like this are a reminder of what can be achieved when a community comes together, even in simple ways. From baking and buying cakes to words of encouragement, it all made a difference.
Well done, Vienna. Huddle Hammersmith is so proud of you and behind you every step of the way.
If you’d like to help Vienna surpass her next milestone or read more about her journey, you can visit her Just Giving page. Every contribution goes towards the vital work of Blood Cancer UK.