max20 are proud to support Rebecca as our next Charity Champion, with a £500 donation toward her fundraising for the National Autistic Society at the London Marathon 2026.
Rebecca works with max20 on our website and marketing. Away from deadlines and drafts, she is mum to Oliver, who is autistic, so this one is personal.
Rebecca is the first to say she is not a natural runner. This will be her first marathon, and until recently she had never run more than 10km. Like many families, she has seen how the right understanding and support can change things for autistic people. Training through winter, and juggling work and family, she is taking on 26.2 miles to back a charity that helps families like hers. We are proud to stand behind her effort.
How this connects to our work with NHS Trusts
Every day we partner with NHS Trusts to deliver digital change that works for everyone. That includes clearer patient pathways, better information, and services that are easier to use. Rebecca’s fundraising for the National Autistic Society sits naturally alongside that work. Better understanding of autism helps make NHS services more accessible for autistic people and their families.
Why we are supporting, Charity Champions in practice
Charity Champions is our commitment to back colleagues who go the extra mile for NHS related causes. When someone takes on a challenge, whether that is running a marathon, hosting a fundraiser or volunteering, we support the effort with a £500 donation to their chosen NHS charity and help spread the word so their impact goes further.
For Rebecca, that support means a contribution to her National Autistic Society fundraising and a platform to share why this matters for families like hers.
How you can help
You can support Rebecca by donating to her page: https://www.justgiving.com/page/rebecca-brenner-london-marathon-for-autism
If you are not able to donate, a share or a message of support goes a long way.
About the National Autistic Society
The National Autistic Society is the UK’s leading charity for autistic people and their families, providing information, support and practical guidance to help everyday life work better. Find out more here – https://www.autism.org.uk/
