The team at TNF identified numerous future challenges that will test the mental and physical capabilities of everyone involved. For a lot of these challenges, some of the charity trustees will even be taking part and hopefully try to lead by example. Below you will find a list of the upcoming fundraisers with a link to donate. All money we raise will go towards our memory boxes. So please donate whatever you can afford, as every pound raised will make a huge difference.

In Q1 2027 a large team of TNF volunteers will be attempting the National Three Peaks challenge. Climbing the largest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales, all within 24 hours, including the drive to each one!
More information will be made available via the website and on social media closer to the event. If you would like to sign up, send us an email to: info@nirbhau.co.uk to register your interest.
This challenge will be a HUGE event so stay tuned for more information.
More news to come soon...
All donations however big or small are welcome.

During the month of August, a brave TNF volunteer will be completing the 1 million step challenge for one whole calendar month. This will average out at approximately 32,258 steps per day… Everyday, for 31 days straight! If the daily target doesn't get met, the volunteer will have to make up the remaining steps in order to complete this difficult challenge.
Did you know...1 million steps roughly equates to around 450-500 miles, which can span the distance from Edinburgh all the way down to London. It also takes on average 150 to 200 hours of total walking time at an average pace to complete 1 million steps.
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Four brave TNF volunteers will be working together as a relay team to complete the gruelling 516 mile North Coast 500 (NC500) route this June within 96 hours (4 days), which will involve riding day and night!
The 830 km circular cycling route starts and ends in Inverness, covering Scotland's scenic northern Highlands. The route features dramatic coastal views, mountainous terrain, and well over 8000m of climbing. With the highest elevation gain at a whopping 626 metres (2,054 feet) above sea level in just under 6 miles.
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Three amazing volunteers decided to run their first ever marathon for TNF in May 2026, and not just any marathon, one of the hardest in the whole country - the Leeds marathon is widely considered one of the toughest road marathons to complete.
The team have been working extremely hard to try and finish under 4 hours. Training for a marathon has taken consistency, time, and resilience and having a meaningful cause behind it has made the journey even more worthwhile.
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Four TNF volunteers will be pairing up to complete an official HYROX Pro Men's Doubles event in February 2026!
HYROX combines both running and functional workout stations where participants run 1km, followed by 1 functional workout station, repeated 8 times. The stations include: 1000m Ski Erg, 50m 202kg Sled Push, 50m 153kg Sled Pull, 80m Burpee Broad Jumps, 1000m Row, 200m 64kg Farmers Carry, 100m 30kg Sandbag Lunges, 100 x 9kg Wall Balls.
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11 courageous volunteers will be climbing England's highest and most prominent mountain - Scafell Pike, which is in the Lake District region of Cumbria. It has a total elevation of 978 metres (3,209 ft) above sea level.
What makes this challenge even more special will be, the team will summit this mountain TWICE in one day! Training is well underway and so is our fundraising campaign so please donate generously.
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There are many ways in which you can fundraise for The Nirbhau Foundation. Use the link below to get some ideas, if you can't see something that you're interested in, send us an email at info@nirbhau.co.uk and we will add it to the ever-growing list for you and explain how we can help your cause further.
A friend of mine suffered a baby loss. It was a hard time for the couple and I wouldn’t want anyone to go through it, but unfortunately it’s a common thing. I picked The Nirbhau Foundation based on the experience the founders had gone through. I like their idea of providing memory boxes for couples that have suffered with a baby loss. Plus it’s also motivated me to become healthy and lose weight.
Volunteering with the Nirbhau Foundation has given me the opportunity to support an incredibly important cause.
I’m really proud to volunteer for a charity that provides families with support and understanding when they need it most. Knowing that even a small contribution of my time can help The Nirbhau Foundation be there for another family makes volunteering worthwhile.
I chose to fundraise for The Nirbhau Foundation because they support families who have sadly lost a baby. They provide free memory boxes to help families keep precious memories of their child. I’m proud to support such an important cause that deserves more awareness and support, and I’m proud to play a small part in helping the Foundation continue the important work it does.
I chose to fundraise for TNF because I believe the purpose of the foundation is is incredibly wholesome. During times of grief we often forget to look after ourselves, and TNF understands the importance of self care and its crucial whilst grieving. That’s why I chose to help fundraise money to help look after those who are grieving.
I ran the Leeds marathon in May 2026 to raise awareness for the incredible charity The Nirbhau Foundation (TNF). The purpose of the foundation is to raise awareness for baby loss and support for bereaved parents & families. Coming from a large & loving family myself, it’s something very close to my heart. I’m so proud to be a part of an i
I ran the Leeds marathon in May 2026 to raise awareness for the incredible charity The Nirbhau Foundation (TNF). The purpose of the foundation is to raise awareness for baby loss and support for bereaved parents & families. Coming from a large & loving family myself, it’s something very close to my heart. I’m so proud to be a part of an incredible charity that has raw emotion at the core of its purpose. I personally never thought I’d be able to run a full marathon, let alone in 4 hours. The power, push and determination came from my commitment to TNF, something I hope to continue for years to come and a reminder to bereaved families that our support will always be there.
I fundraised for The Nirbhau Foundation to raise awareness and provide support to families that have been affected by the loss of a baby. I cannot begin to imagine the pain, heartbreak and suffer parents go through to be told their little one didn't make it but not only personally knowing the founders of TNF but considering them as family
I fundraised for The Nirbhau Foundation to raise awareness and provide support to families that have been affected by the loss of a baby. I cannot begin to imagine the pain, heartbreak and suffer parents go through to be told their little one didn't make it but not only personally knowing the founders of TNF but considering them as family I saw firsthand the trauma this caused. I set myself a goal in 2025 not only to take part in a charity event for the first time but to spread the word, love and support for the families out there to know they are never alone, and help and support is always available at The Nirbhau Foundation.
Taking part in the Scafell Pike challenge with the Nirbhau foundation was an experience I’ll never forget.
What stood out most was the amazing team spirit. We all pushed, encouraged and motivated each other, and nobody was left behind.
I’m proud to have been part of the challenge and would encourage anyone to get involved with team Nirbha
Taking part in the Scafell Pike challenge with the Nirbhau foundation was an experience I’ll never forget.
What stood out most was the amazing team spirit. We all pushed, encouraged and motivated each other, and nobody was left behind.
I’m proud to have been part of the challenge and would encourage anyone to get involved with team Nirbhau. Honestly you’ll be challenged, inspired and, most importantly, part of something special…. Vamos!
This foundation is close to my heart. The founder of this charity is a family member and when I heard his tragic story, I felt emotional but also helpless. I wanted to do something to help because it was only then I realised how many people must suffer with such a tragic loss and how their world can shatter. I wanted to physically challe
This foundation is close to my heart. The founder of this charity is a family member and when I heard his tragic story, I felt emotional but also helpless. I wanted to do something to help because it was only then I realised how many people must suffer with such a tragic loss and how their world can shatter. I wanted to physically challenge myself and see what my body is capable of and by doing so raising money for an amazing cause.
I raised money for TNF because I didn’t realise how common baby loss is, and with Kully being my first cousin, his situation with Mandy brought me that awareness. I hope the money goes towards other families and supports them in any way which will be beneficial to them.
Unfortunately, someone really close to me has suffered from a baby loss. I approached this charity due to the special memory boxes that they will be providing to parents that have lost a child.
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