For my son's charity run
Fifty miles in October, for Sands
My son Tommy is running 50 miles in October for Sands. This tracks his runs and his sponsorship, and gives family and sponsors one page to follow along.

- across October 2026
- 50 miles
- across October 2026
- for family and sponsors to follow
- One page
- for family and sponsors to follow
Why I built it
Tommy is running 50 miles in October to raise money for Sands. I wanted somewhere he could log every run, and one page the family and his sponsors could follow, without me sending updates round.
What it does
Tommy logs each run and each donation on our family link. Everyone else gets a share page that shows his miles out of 50, a grid that fills in a mile at a time, how much he’s raised, how many days are left and how far he needs to go each day to finish. There’s a button straight through to his JustGiving page, which is where the money actually goes.
The bit I’m most careful about
He’s a child, so the share page only shows his first name, his miles and the total raised. No routes, no locations, no photos and no names of who gave what. The words on his side are written so a ten-year-old can use it on his own.
It’s built so next year’s challenge is one settings file to change.

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