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After being wounded on military duty in 2008, Phil was told he would never walk again. Yet, on April 26, Phil completed the Virgin London Marathon in 26 hours for 26 charities - RNIB was mile 21.
Alan Brown was diagnosed with diabetic retinopathy three years ago. Read his story and find out why he wants to give something back to RNIB.
Take part in the AMYA 10k Charity Challenge in Windsor on May 9 and help to raise vital funds for blind and partially sighted people.
Over 120 delicious recipes in this cookery book, tailor written for partially sighted people by Maxine Turkington. 30 per cent of the sale of each book goes to RNIB. Plus, check out our practical cookery tips!
Chocolate is delicious, but if you're struggling to get off the sofa after too many Easter eggs, why not find out more about our great running events? Take the first step today.
World Theatre Day is on March 27. Whether you love Shakespeare, Chekov, or you're more of a Lloyd Webber fan, find out about audio described theatre in your area.
We can recycle lots of products, from mobile phones, to printer cartridges, to clothes, to foreign coins, to stamps! Get Spring cleaning - for a cleaner, brighter home - and to help RNIB.
Eat as many hot cross buns as you can in three minutes, hold an easter bonnet catwalk plus other fun fundraising ideas for Easter. You can also send a free Easter eCard. Try our ideas out and see how much you can raise for blind and partially sighted people in the UK.
Send your mum a free ecard, a bunch of flowers or a gift from Amazon this Mother's Day, using the links from the RNIB website. Your gift will also help blind and partially sighted people across the UK.
Are you a bookworm? Rediscover some classic books for children this World Book Day. We've also got a list of adult bestsellers, so why not treat yourself to a good read too?
Last updated: 2 January 2013