London Legal Support Trust Fund Raising Events

LEGAL - Fancy helping the London Legal Support Trust and the National Pro Bono Centre. They gve a rang of events you can take part in.

The Great Legal Bake 10^th – 14^th February

We are calling out for star bakers to make desserts and not legal aid deserts. Taking part is simple – all you need to do is get a team of bakers together and sell your fabulous creations in the office (or to family and friends). If you love baking, or eating cake, sign up today.

Brighton Marathon 19^th April

We have 3 spaces for the Brighton Marathon! If you’d like to take part in this fabulous race in support of access to justice please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The London Legal Walk Monday 8^th June

The largest fundraising event in the legal calendar returns on Monday 8^th June. This fun 10km sponsored walk attracted 15,000 walkers last year, raising an amazing £890,000 for justice. With 117 teams already signing up, we need your help to hit our target of £1 million in 2020! Fill in the short registration form and start recruiting walkers when you are ready.

Sponsored Legal Walks in the South East July – September

We also organise Legal Walks throughout the South East to raise funds for local advice agencies. This year our sponsored 10k walks will be taking place after work hours in Guildford, Eastbourne, Hastings, Southampton, Reading, Brighton, Chichester, Hackney and Oxford. Sign your team up here.

ASICS London 10k Sunday 5^th July

We have secured 20 places for the ASICS London 10k! This wonderful event has an iconic route passing the London Eye, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament, and welcomes runners of all levels, whether you are aiming for a personal best or this is your first run. If you can commit to raising £200 for justice, sign up here.

London Legal Walkies Saturday 5^th September

The furriest fundraiser in the legal calendar returns in September! Get your four-legged friends involved with raising funds for frontline free legal advice services and join us for a 5k stroll in Greenwich Park followed by a trip to a pooch-friendly pub. Sign up here.

London to Brighton Cycle Sunday 13^th September

Brand new to the LLST events calendar for 2020 is the iconic 55-mile bike ride from London to Brighton! We have 15 places available for this challenging yet achievable cycle, so if you prefer a two-wheeled adventure to running and want to help fund frontline free legal advice services, this one is for you. Enter our ballot here.

Royal Parks Half Marathon  Sunday 11^th October

Four of London's eight Royal Parks - Hyde Park, The Green Park, St James's Park and Kensington Gardens – provide the stunning scenery for this 13.1-mile route across the capital. We have been lucky enough to secure 10 highly sought-after places and will be holding a ballot with winners announced in May. Register your interest now by clicking here.

Walk the Thames Saturday 17^th October

Whether you’re a keen runner or an avid walker, join us for a marathon or half-marathon along the River Thames in October to raise funds for the most vulnerable people in society. Last year our walkers and runners raised £23,000 for access to justice. For more information, please click here.

Great Legal Quiz Wednesday 25^th November

Get quizzical and test your trivia brains in aid of access to justice when the Great Legal Quiz returns in November! Simply gather a team, choose a venue and we will provide the questions. Sign up now.

Looking for something else?
We try to organise a wide range of events for all supporters of access to justice to get involved with, but if there’s something else you’d like to organise yourself or you have an event you are already signed up to and you would like to raise funds for LLST, we’d be thrilled to hear from you. Every year we are delighted to receive donations from individual pursuits and activities, and we’d love to help promote your efforts. Just contact us to let us know your plans.

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