Aspire Channel Swim

14/01/2026

Thanks to our AMAZING swimmers, we've now raised over £104,000!

We're SO CLOSE to raising £105,000 and would LOVE to smash past £110,000, so if you're fundraising please keep going and spreading the word - every £ counts!

12/12/2025

On here's your reminder that it's not too late to keep pushing your fundraising to get your swim hat, medal/woven badge or towel! Find out more about what you can earn at https://www.aspirechannelswim.co.uk/fundraising

When you've finished fundraising let us know by emailing [email protected]

08/12/2025

The 2025 ends today! Congratulations if you've finished your swim, but don't worry if you need more time - feel free to carry on swimming & fundraising!

And don't forget to let us know when you've finished fundraising by emailing us at [email protected].

02/12/2025

Today is , a global movement dedicated to celebrating all forms of generosity. We’d like to thank all of our swimmers and their supporters for helping us to raise over £77,000 so far in this year’s .

01/12/2025

There's only ONE WEEK TO GO of the #

This is the best week to boost your fundraising. Wherever you are in the challenge, share your profile, tell everyone you know and see how much you can raise over the next week!

The more you raise, the more we can do to help people paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury, so share, share, share!

27/11/2025

26/11/2025

On read about how 's Welfare Benefits Advice Service made a difference to Margaret:

https://www.aspire.org.uk/blog/from-injury-to-attendance-allowance

24/11/2025

There are TWO WEEKS LEFT of the !

Are you finishing your last lengths, on your way to France, or relaxing after conquering the Channel?

Let us know, we'd love to hear how you're getting on!

23/11/2025

Tracey has raised £300 and has ticked swimming the Channel off her bucket list! Read her story: https://www.aspire.org.uk/blog/tracey-aspire-channel-swim

19/11/2025

This read Daisy's story about how she loves living in a house with a garden, saying "going out into the garden is really good for my mental health."

Read Daisy's story: https://www.aspire.org.uk/Blog/from-injury-to-a-garden