The Santa Fun Run 2025, organised by the Colchester & Ipswich Hospitals Charity, is a remarkable charity event taking place at Colchester Castle Park. Participants dress as Santas, creating a festive atmosphere while raising funds for the East Suffolk & North Essex NHS Foundation Trust.
The event recognises participants with beautifully crafted, custom wooden medals, symbolising both achievement and a commitment to sustainable practices. These medals enhance the participant experience by providing a lasting memory of their contribution to a worthy cause.
The Brampton Trail Run, organised by Fellside Events, is a premier running race that challenges participants with its rugged trails and stunning scenery. This event is not just a race; it's a celebration of community spirit and environmental consciousness.
Participants who complete the trail are rewarded with a unique wooden medal, symbolising their achievement and commitment to sustainable practices.
The iconic "Race Over The Glen" running event celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026. To honour this milestone, Zero Waste Medals has crafted a special edition wooden medal, recognising the dedication and achievement of each participant.
These custom medals are not just tokens of participation; they represent the enduring spirit of trail running along the scenic Antrim coastline.
The Wyre Wizard Trail Half Marathon, organised by DirtRun and hosted by Pulse Events, offers a challenging yet scenic trail experience in the Black Country's Wyre Forest. Participants can choose between a 13-mile half marathon or a 7.6-mile Super Seven, immersing themselves in the beauty of the ancient landscape.
The TVP Netball Tournament, held annually in Aylesbury, is more than just a sporting event—it's a beacon of hope and community spirit. Organised by the Bucks Social Club, this charity event aims to raise awareness and funds for cancer, encapsulated by its poignant slogan, "FIGHTING CANCER, ONE GAME AT A TIME." Zero Waste Medals was proud to craft bespoke slate medals for this significant cause, recognising participants' efforts and promoting sustainability.
The IRONBRIDGE CUP, a prestigious sports competition, recognises excellence with custom-designed, sustainably sourced wooden medals. These medals celebrate participant achievement while underscoring the event's commitment to environmental responsibility.
For participants, receiving a medal crafted from natural wood materials not only signifies victory but also aligns with values of sustainability and mindful consumption
The Walk 100 Miles charity event, organised by Ovarian Cancer Action, invites participants to walk 100 miles in October to support ovarian cancer research. To commemorate this meaningful journey, Zero Waste Medals crafted a custom engraved double layer wooden medal that not only recognises participants' achievements but also aligns with modern sustainability values.
This medal serves as a tangible reminder of the walkers' dedication and the positive impact of their efforts in raising funds for vital research.
The Cleethorpes Marathon 2025 is set to inspire and challenge participants with its scenic route through North East Lincolnshire. Celebrating personal achievements, this event offers runners the opportunity to complete the marathon and be rewarded with a custom wooden medal crafted by Zero Waste Medals. These medals not only commemorate the effort and dedication of each finisher but also highlight the importance of sustainable practices in event organisation.
The First Chance 10K, organised by the South West Road Runners, offers a fast, flat course perfect for setting personal bests. Held at Exeter Riverside Valley Park, this event is a popular choice for beginners and seasoned runners alike.
In 2026, Zero Waste Medals provided engraved wooden medals, aligning with the event's ethos of sustainability. These medals not only recognise athletic achievement but also reflect a commitment to environmentally responsible practices.
The Run for the Trees 10K is an inspiring event held by the National Arboretum at Westonbirt, designed to combine fitness with conservation. Recognising participants with a sustainably crafted wooden medal, this race celebrates the beauty of nature while supporting environmental efforts.
The Lincoln Marabank 2026 running race offered participants a unique celebration of achievement with custom wooden medals. Crafted by Zero Waste Medals, these medals recognised the dedication and perseverance of every finisher.
