Our Events.

We aim to post our events about 4 weeks in advance.

You can log into Playwaze to see everything that’s coming up and register for your spot.

What to expect from a typical group meet up.

  • All the information you need will be in the Playwaze event — including any suggested clothing or tools you might want to bring as well as a link to our planned route!

  • We meet at home base : there will be a lockable room for you to stash any belongings and a toilet available.

  • The run leader runs a group warm up.

  • Social paced run to the organisation where we’re helping out - these runs are between 1 and 2 miles. We take into account all paces - no one gets left behind!

  • We help out at a local charity or organisation for about an hour - the tasks vary, so keep an eye on Playwaze to see what we’ll be doing that week!

  • Head back to base for a group stretch and to collect our belongings.

  • Quick drink at the local for those that fancy it!

Community FitStars.

Our FitStars are our amazing members.

It’s easy to join and you can take part in as many or as few events as work for you!

At the moment we meet on Wednesdays from 5:45 - 8:00, followed by a quick drink for anyone who wants to come along!

We’re aiming to have more day and time options once we’ve grown our FitStar crew a bit more - so if Wednesdays don’t work for you, keep an eye on our page!

If you have any questions about being a Community FitStar, just pop us a note!

How to join Community Fit.

  • Register on Playwaze for Community Fit - Harrogate.

  • Have a look at our listed activities - book a place for your first Group Meet or sign up for TaskStar training.

  • Check your emails for a Welcome Letter with links and info on being a Community FitStar! (this may take up to 3 days to hit your inbox because we’re all manual here!)


Young man with a beard and a mandala tattoo wearing a bright orange Community Fit Tshirt and hanging a clock for an older woman.

Community Tasks.

Community Tasks are opportunities for individuals to support the community outside of the group context. This means you can do tasks when it suits your schedule and travel at your own pace.

  • Community Tasks support an individual in the community who might need a little extra help — helping folks to live independently for longer.

  • Common tasks might include gardening, putting together furniture, filling a bird feeder, or taking out the bins.

  • You don’t need to be attending our Group runs to be a TaskStar and support Community Tasks

  • Full training given (including Safeguarding training)

  • Supported by the experienced team at Harrogate Easier Living Project (HELP), part of HADCA.

Member Benefits.

  • Group runs for all levels of runner, led by England Athletics qualified run leaders with first aid training.

  • Triple endorphins! From being active, meeting people, and helping out all in one go!

  • A great community in person and online! We’re all super friendly and love popping out for a quick drink after a group session.

  • Social events - parties, parkruns, treasure hunts, and more!

  • A brilliantly orange running shirt - all yours when you come to your first group meet or finish your TaskStar training.

  • Running club discounts and perks at local businesses

Community FitPartners.

We’re always on the lookout for organisations and charities that could do with a little help.

If you’re based in Harrogate and you think we might be able to support your organisation, please contact us to see how we could help out.


Things we can help with

Basic gardening, litter picking, moving furniture, sorting donations, leaflet dropping, cleaning and tidying inside or outside areas, tree planting, any unskilled task as long as it’s safe. (No power tools or climbing ladders).

Where we can help

We are currently running our events in the Harrogate Town area.  We usually run up to 2 miles from our base on East Parade.  If you are outside this area please still get in touch us as we may be able to help.

Who can we help?

Charities, community groups, schools, environmental groups, and not for profit organisations.