Fundraising & Distribution Summary

SheUltra Cymru Fundraising & Distribution Summary (2024–30 April 2026)

Since launching in 2024, participants fundraising through the official SheUltra JustGiving page have raised £136,274 (to date: 30 April 2026).

£133,950 of this has been allocated and distributed to women’s cancer charities, family support organisations, and community-led initiatives across Wales and the wider UK.

The distribution of funds is led by SheUltra, with charities selected through ongoing research and conversations with patients, families, and those working day-to-day in cancer care.

Several organisations have received ongoing, multi-year support, including:

* Breast Cancer Now — £37,000
* Mummy’s Star — £22,500
* Maggie’s Centres (including North Wales) — £10,000

Additional organisations supported include:

* Great Ormond Street Hospital — £10,000
* Cancer Research Cymru — £7,400
* Eve Appeal — £7,000
* St David’s Hospice — £7,000
* Make Seconds Count — £5,000
* Black Women Rising — £5,000
* Target Ovarian Cancer — £8,000
* The Osbourne Trust — £3,000
* DKMS — £3,000
* Bowelbabe Fund — £2,000
* House of Hope — £1,000
* Ffynnu — £550
* Marie Curie — £500

In addition, participants have raised many thousands more for charities connected to their own personal experiences.

The impact goes beyond fundraising. Women have shared that taking part prompted them to act on concerns about their health, seek medical advice, and in some cases begin treatment.

Separately to this fundraising, SheUltra supports projects, individuals, training, education and community groups through its wider activity, including providing free places for charities and initiatives looking to raise funds.

👉 Support or donate:
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/She-Ultra1

SheUltra Cymru is a purpose-led event rooted in Wales — creating a platform where women come together to move, connect, and contribute to something bigger than the event itself.

“When I was diagnosed in 2019, I never imagined something like this would grow from it. It’s given me purpose — but what matters most is what it’s now giving to others.”

“A huge thank you to every woman who has taken part in SheUltra Cymru — this impact belongs to all of you.”

Crynodeb Codi Arian a Dosbarthiad SheUltra Cymru (2024–30 Ebrill 2026)

Ers lansio yn 2024, mae cyfranogwyr sy’n codi arian drwy dudalen JustGiving swyddogol SheUltra wedi codi £136,274 (hyd at 30 Ebrill 2026).

Mae £133,950 o hyn wedi’i ddyrannu a’i ddosbarthu i elusennau canser merched, sefydliadau cymorth i deuluoedd, a mentrau cymunedol ledled Cymru a thu hwnt yn y DU.

Mae dosbarthiad yr arian yn cael ei arwain gan SheUltra, gyda’r elusennau’n cael eu dewis drwy ymchwil barhaus a sgyrsiau gyda chleifion, teuluoedd, a’r rhai sy’n gweithio’n ddyddiol ym maes gofal canser.

Mae nifer o sefydliadau wedi derbyn cefnogaeth dros sawl blwyddyn, gan gynnwys:

* Breast Cancer Now — £37,000
* Mummy’s Star — £22,500
* Maggie’s Centres (gan gynnwys Gogledd Cymru) — £10,000

Mae sefydliadau eraill sydd wedi derbyn cefnogaeth yn cynnwys:

* Great Ormond Street Hospital — £10,000
* Cancer Research Cymru — £7,400
* Eve Appeal — £7,000
* St David’s Hospice — £7,000
* Make Seconds Count — £5,000
* Black Women Rising — £5,000
* Target Ovarian Cancer — £8,000
* The Osbourne Trust — £3,000
* DKMS — £3,000
* Bowelbabe Fund — £2,000
* House of Hope — £1,000
* Ffynnu — £550
* Marie Curie — £500

Yn ogystal â hyn, mae cyfranogwyr wedi codi miloedd lawer yn ychwanegol ar gyfer elusennau sy’n bwysig iddyn nhw yn bersonol.

Mae’r effaith yn mynd y tu hwnt i godi arian. Mae menywod wedi rhannu bod cymryd rhan wedi eu hannog i weithredu ar bryderon am eu hiechyd, ceisio cyngor meddygol, ac mewn rhai achosion dechrau triniaeth.

Ar wahân i’r codi arian hwn, mae SheUltra hefyd yn cefnogi prosiectau, unigolion, hyfforddiant, addysg a grwpiau cymunedol drwy ei weithgaredd ehangach, gan gynnwys cynnig llefydd am ddim i elusennau a mentrau sy’n codi arian.

👉 Cyfrannu nawr:
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/She-Ultra1

Mae SheUltra Cymru yn ddigwyddiad pwrpasol sydd â’i wreiddiau yng Nghymru — yn creu llwyfan i fenywod ddod at ei gilydd i symud, cysylltu a chyfrannu at rywbeth mwy.

“Pan gefais fy niagnosio yn 2019, doeddwn i byth yn dychmygu y byddai rhywbeth fel hyn yn tyfu ohono. Mae wedi rhoi pwrpas i mi — ond yr hyn sy’n bwysig fwyaf yw’r hyn mae’n ei roi i eraill erbyn hyn.”

“Diolch o galon i bob menyw sydd wedi cymryd rhan yn SheUltra Cymru — mae’r effaith hon yn perthyn i chi i gyd”