Glasgow

After helping her husband recover from cancer, Audrey started running to raise funds for the Royal Victoria Hospital. She has progressed to run marathons, ultramarathons and was the first Scotswoman to run Ice Marathon on the Antarctic last November, raising funds for Alzheimer’s Scotland. She has organised her own successful marathon at Loch Katerine and inspired numerous people to become more physically active.

Fidele has been active in community integration, especially as a leader of Cameroonian Association and Sympathiser in Scotland. Also, he has inspired many African youths in Glasgow to take part in voluntary activities, for example the group participates in Clean Ups, where they litter pick in areas of neglect and often remove 50 - 100 bags of waste at a time.

Following the death of a friend from cancer, Amanda decided to get fit and raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care (MCCC).She joined the local MCCC fundraising committee and later walked the Great Wall of China, climbed Kilimanjaro and ran her first half marathon (Edinburgh 2013). Her fundraising activities have so far £8,000. She plans to run more half marathons this year before doing a cycling trek in 2015.

At 21, Sarah has made an outstanding contribution as a coach and role model in cycling in Glasgow. A Youth Road Race and Track Sprint Champion in 2008, she has gone on to volunteer at children’s cycling clubs with Glasgow Riderz at Bellahouston and to coach children with West of Scotland Cycling Association. She is a tandem pilot for blind cyclists at the velodrome. She has been awarded Scottish Cycling Young Volunteer (2011) and Gold Volunteering Award from Glasgow Caledonian University.

Jimmy, 75, is a big inspiration to friends, family and the local community. He has raised £30,000 for charities over the last 15 years, with adventures including marathons, Sahara trek, Kilimanjaro and the highest summits in Europe, North and South America. Jimmy has also completed a Lands End to John O'Groats cycle. As well as all of this, he has managed to climb every Munro in Scotland. He is a proud Glaswegian who loves sport and inspires all in the community around him.