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Prince William and Catherine have been named alongside rugby league fundraiser Kevin Sinfield in the latest round of UK search trends. Sinfield, the former Leeds Rhinos captain, is completing his '7 in 7: The Grand Finale' running challenge, with Day 3 taking place in West Yorkshire. The royal couple's link to the event is driving public interest in the charity effort.

Friends of Community Fitness in Guilford is preparing to hold its annual Cycl-a-thon, a cycling fundraiser organized by the local fitness nonprofit. The group is ramping up plans for the event, which supports its community fitness programs. Details on the date, venue and how residents can take part have not yet been announced.

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were recognized at a Boston Red Sox game, sharing honors for their interfaith cooperation and charitable work. The recognition highlighted the faith community's collaboration with other religious groups and its service efforts in the region, an event noted with interest in church news circles.

A charity golf event called 'Divas and Divots' is being highlighted for combining the sport with fundraising for a good cause. Coverage notes the playful 'fore'-inspired theme and the community's participation in supporting the event's beneficiary.

The National Guard Educational Foundation held its annual golf tournament, an event that raises money in support of National Guard educational and memorial programs while also building public awareness of the Guard's history and service. The fundraiser brings together supporters and members of the National Guard community each year.

Hope For Single Moms is holding a fashion show fundraiser called Fashion for a Future, with models taking to the runway to raise money and support for single mothers. The event, covered by West Michigan media, highlights the organisation's efforts to help single moms through community-backed fundraising.

Police officers in East Tennessee are teaming up with Texas Roadhouse restaurants for a 'Tip-A-Cop' event to raise money for Special Olympics Tennessee. Officers will serve as guest waiters, with tips going toward supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities. The community fundraiser connects local law enforcement with residents in a positive setting while generating donations for the organization's year-round programs.

A charity golf tournament benefiting hospice care has raised more than $220,000. The fundraiser, described as 'A Hole Lot Of Help,' brought in the substantial sum for hospice services in the region. The event highlights ongoing community support for end-of-life care organizations, which often rely heavily on donations to fund their programs.

Police departments across East Tennessee are partnering with Texas Roadhouse restaurants for the annual 'Tip-A-Cop' event, where officers serve tables and collect tips that go directly to Special Olympics Tennessee. The fundraiser supports year-round sports training and competitions for athletes with intellectual disabilities, and gives residents a chance to meet local officers in an informal setting.

Police in South Carolina are supporting the state's Special Olympics, according to the Lexington County Chronicle. Law enforcement officers in the US have a long tradition of raising money and volunteering for the Special Olympics, and the report highlights local officers taking part in efforts for the South Carolina games. The story is drawing attention as the events spotlight athletes with intellectual disabilities.

The Vertical Response Team descended 17 stories down a building to raise $9,791 for Special Olympics North Carolina. The rappelling fundraiser, covered by WCTI, supports athletes with intellectual disabilities in the state, and the team's haul adds to ongoing local law enforcement and first responder fundraising efforts for the organization.