Former rugby player Liam O’Keeffe will attempt to become the first person with tetraplegia to push himself up Mount Kilimanjaro in a specially adapted mountain trike in October this year, as he aims to raise £50,000 for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF).
The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) enjoyed another successful London Marathon on Sunday 27th April, as 26 runners helped the charity raise over £55,000 as they ran 26.2 miles around the capital’s streets.
The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF), England Rugby’s Official charity is preparing to cheer its 26 runners on this weekend as they take on the 26.2 mile London Marathon.
Finchley RFC and the Commons and Lords RUFC joined forces at the Allianz Stadium recently to raise £15,000 for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF).
IPF Member Spencer Wadsworth is running the London Marathon and the London Landmarks Half Marathon in support of the charity that he says “saved his life” - the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF).
Sally Oakden, wife of IPF Member John, is running her third London marathon for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF).
Members of the RFU Injured Players Foundation recently took to the slopes of Andorra as part of the IPF Engage programme.
A 20-year-old woman is undertaking 12 hikes in 12 months to raise funds for the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) after her father was injured playing rugby.
The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF), England Rugby’s Official Charity, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jackie Dyer as a Trustee.
Over 450 runners undertook an inaugural 5K run at the Allianz Stadium in Twickenham on Wednesday 8th January 2025.
The RFU Injured Players Foundation, the official charity of England Rugby, works to enable its members to live the life they wish to lead. In order to help deliver on this aim, the charity has been working with The OT Practice to provide occupational therapy support to members with more complex injuries.
The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) and Spinal Research have further strengthened their partnership to continue to improve the lives of those paralysed after a spinal cord injury. The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) and Spinal Research have further strengthened their partnership to continue to improve the lives of those paralysed after a spinal cord injury.
The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) played a key role in the recent World Rugby Medical Commission Conference in Lisbon.
On Friday 22nd November, some of the Midlands most ‘experienced’ rugby players will come together at Birmingham Moseley Rugby Club to raise vital funds for two fantastic causes, while providing bucket loads of entertainment for spectators in the process.
84 RFU match officials recently donned special edition IPF socks across 27 national league matches in support of the RFU Injured Players Foundation’s ‘Up Your Game’ campaign.
Without the IPF I probably wouldn’t have got to where I am today.
'I could have got to Uni without the IPF help, but I'm not sure I would have gone to Uni without the IPF help.'
"There wasn’t a single day that the IPF and the club weren’t there for me. It has made me appreciate rugby even more.”
