The Asda Foundation Leeds 10K was Jane Tomlinson’s vision. Jane founded the race using funds she raised by completing a series of astonishing endurance challenges, all whilst battling terminal cancer.
Jane died in 2007 soon after launching the first 10K. Today, the event has grown to become the highlight of the city’s running calendar; a hugely popular, inclusive and superbly-supported race for participants of all abilities.
In many ways, the Asda Foundation Leeds 10k captures the can-do, inspirational spirit of its founder.
Throughout the route that takes in many of the city’s historic landmarks, crowds come out in force. A fantastic atmosphere and friendly volunteers make the event unforgettable for all.
Whether you’re running for a PB, fundraising for a cause close to your heart, or simply aiming to get around and enjoy the day, this is the event for you.
We are a volunteer-led charity based in the UK, our trustees are all parents or siblings of someone with Angelman Syndrome. We support people with AS and their families, as well as professionals and carers from the point of diagnosis and throughout their lives. We educate and raise awareness of Angelman Syndrome and the issues that surround it through delivering conferences and educational events to parents & professionals. We work with many organisations and researchers in the field of Angelman Syndrome to broaden our knowledge of the condition and improve our understanding of potential future therapeutics.
