Here at Kinetic Kitchen, we are passionate about health and community. That's why, this year, we have launched our first KIN3TED program. A program to showcase amazing fundraisers, whilst giving them the support they need during their training.

But we're not alone, we have some fantastic companies on-board which have also donated products and services, such as Hunter & Gather, Flex Keto, Scoundrel, and Simply Cook are the hero companies.

Find out more about our KIN3TED athletes below, and see whether you can help donate to their causes.

Charlotte Killick-Cole - is a 41 years old, freelance tech consultant, runner and boulderer based in the South West.

I am a trail runner with a love of adventure. I run for many reasons but mostly because it keeps my mind settled and my heart happy. When things get tough on the trails, I just remember that I choose to put myself in these situations and am incredibly lucky to be able to do so. If running or my ability to run were taken away, I would be completely lost.

I recently had the privilege of doing an event with John Kelly and Damian Hall, two ultra-running legends and just thoroughly nice individuals - everyone that day was lovely and it was one of the best days I’ve ever had as a runner; I didn’t stop smiling all weekend. But then I got home and watched the news about Ukraine and the atrocities happening there, the pure evil of the Russian soldiers and the unnecessarily inhumane treatment of civilians.

I know I can’t help stop the war and there’s very little I can do as an individual but that doesn’t stop me wanting to help those in need. I can’t even begin to imagine the pain, suffering and ongoing anguish of the situation for Ukrainians that have lost everything and now have uncertain futures. So, I plan to run the Lakeland Trails 55km Ultra in July, doing what I can to raise money for the Disasters Emergency Committee Ukraine Appeal. The ultra takes in five mountain passes in Cumbria's Lake District and has around 2000 m of vertical ascent.

Running is what I love to do and I have the freedom to do it. We should all have that same freedom.

I'm Liam, I'm 29, and I live in Atherton, Greater Manchester. In October I'll be running the London Marathon for the first time - in fact it's my first marathon at all.

At the start of 2022 I had no running experience whatsoever, but in the past few months I've made great progress - finishing several 10ks, a 10 miler and a half marathon on the horizon. In just a few months, I've come to genuinely love running and the hugely positive effects it has on my body and mind.

I'm in no doubt about the size of the challenge I've taken on, but it's in aid of a fantastic cause. I'm raising money for Mind, the leading mental health charity in England & Wales.

During the pandemic, Mind's resources were invaluable in helping me realise how bad my mental health struggle was becoming, which led me to seek professional help. I dread to think how bad things might currently be for me if it wasn't for them. I'm taking part in the marathon on Mind's behalf to contribute to the fight for better mental health support for everyone who needs it.

I am Harry, the Donut Don behind Kinetic Kitchen.

As many of you will know, the idea for Kinetic Kitchen came around when I was training for an ultra endurance challenge in 2014. I love challenges - whether that is physical, or mental (usually they're heavily linked). That's why I will be competing in my first Ironman this year!

Doing exercise, particularly endurance, gives me a tool to release any day-to-day stresses.

Having experienced some mental stresses over the past couple years of running a business, and having seen people close to me affected by mental health issues, I have decided to raise money for the amazing Mindstep Foundation. Mindstep Foundation funds mental health and suicide prevention research, awareness and support.