240 runners. More than £110,000 raised. One incredible community.
The Kilhan Charity Run returned to Gladstone Park in September, bringing together 240 runners from across the Kilhan community for another brilliant day of fundraising.
This year, more than £110,000 has been raised to date, including Gift Aid, for four charities doing important work across Brent and North West London: The Centre for ADHD and Autism Support (CAAS), Brent Irish Advisory Service (BIAS), Brent Foodbank and St Luke’s Hospice Harrow & Brent.
The run has come a long way since it began in 2020. When the Harrow Half Marathon was cancelled during lockdown, Kilhan Managing Director Michael Kilcoyne was concerned that CAAS would miss out on the money he would usually raise by taking part. He decided to run his own half marathon instead, and 16 friends joined him.
Six years later, those 16 runners have become 240, with Kilhan employees, clients, suppliers, friends and families returning each year to run, volunteer, donate and support the event.
Since 2020, the Kilhan Charity Run has now raised more than £500,000 for charities across North West London.
For Michael and the wider Kilhan team, the growth of the run reflects something that has always been important to the business: supporting the communities around us and bringing people together to make a difference.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in 2026 and helped make this year’s run another one to remember.