London Marathon raises record 73.5m for charity
Briefly

Hugh Brasher, chief executive of London Marathon Events, praised all participants, stating, 'We salute every single participant who has contributed to this world record-breaking total of 73.5m for the thousands of charities which provide essential services to so many.'
Chester Mojay-Sinclare, Enthuse founder, emphasized the significance of this fundraising, remarking, 'Charities play a crucial role in the UK and this outstanding fundraising total is a reflection of people's gratitude towards them.'
Sonya Trivedy from Samaritans described the partnership as a 'landmark moment,' explaining how it allowed them to promote their message of hope, 'Believe in Tomorrow.'
Emma Pound from Macmillan expressed the importance of the event, stating, 'The London Marathon made up a huge part of its fundraising income to support people living with cancer and the charity raised more than 2.'
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