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    Runners raise £135,000 for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 8, 2025No Comments
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    Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity Celebrates over £135,000 Raised at Cardiff Half Marathon 2025.

    GS Verde Group is proud to celebrate the incredible £135,000 raised for the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity at this year’s Cardiff Half Marathon. The funds will help provide vital equipment, services, and support for children and families across Wales.

    GS Verde Group sponsored the official running vests, with their team also showing up on the day to help support Noah’s Ark by joining the race. Their involvement reflected a wider commitment to community initiatives, and the special support that the Noah’s Ark Charity provides to children and their families.

     The remarkable fundraising milestone was made possible thanks to the dedication of hundreds of runners who laced up their trainers for Noah’s Ark, alongside the generosity of corporate partners. Lucy Jones, head of fundraising and development for the Noah’s Ark Charity said: “Our supporters never cease to amaze us with their passion and commitment. Every single pound raised will make a tangible difference to children receiving care at Noah’s Ark.”

    As one of Wales’ largest annual fundraising events, the Cardiff Half Marathon continues to be a vital platform for raising awareness and funds for organisations like the Noah’s Ark Charity. With over £135,000 raised this year, the event has once again proven the extraordinary generosity of the Welsh community and the businesses that support it.

    Nigel Greenaway, CEO of GS Verde Group, added: “We’re honoured to have supported such an inspiring cause and to have seen so many people come together for the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital Charity.  The dedication of everyone involved, from the runners to the organisers, shows the incredible strength of community spirit here in Wales.”

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