Almost 1400 people took part in Adelaide's newest fun run - Run Adelaide and raised more than $42,000 for Little Heroes Foundation. Among them were our very own Tim Ginever and Chris McDermott, along with local celebrities and some inspirational storiesMore>>

South Australia's new professional cycling team, Euride Racing, has made Little Heroes Foundation its official charity partner and we were on hand for a sneak peak at the team's recent launch.More>>

He did it! Eagles' star Scott Lewis parted with his beloved dreadlocks and raised over $1,300 for Little Heroes Foundation. Seven year old Jakob Richards helped do the honours and the end result has since received a big thumbs up from team mates, fans and 'admirers'...More>>

Little Heroes Foundation's very own Chris McDermott and Tim Ginever may not be as fast as they used to be but they're still going to pound the pavement and raise money for seriously ill kids. Support the boys as they prepare to run 10 kilometres in Adelaide's newest community fun run on 14 April - Run Adelaide!More>>

Not even 35 degree heat could stop Nova 919's Lewis & Lowe busking in the City for Little Heroes Foundation. The boys put on an inspirational show outside Hungry Jacks on the corner of Pulteney and Rundle Streets, raising more than $200 in under half an hour for seriously ill children!More>>

We've secured additional places for Little Heroes Foundation's 2013 New York Marathon Adventure Tour. If you would like to compete in one of the world’s famous marathons and raise valuable funds for seriously ill children then contact Caroline Loades at Little Heroes Foundation on (08) 8161 6025 now! More>>More>>

Is this what the Eagles' Scott Lewis could soon look like? Scott has generously decided to cut off his beloved dreadlocks for season 2013 to help raise funds for Little Heroes Foundation. Get behind him now!More>>More>>

Thought about getting a group of workmates together for Run Adelaide? Well if you do, you'll get 20 percent off your registration - simply use the promo code 'LITTLEHEROES' upon entry. So get some staff together, pick your distance and get ready to Run Adelaide!More>>More>>

Little Heroes Foundation recently announced its support for Rocket - an Adelaide organisation providing world leading autism treatment. Autism is a rapidly growing concern in paediatric health and affects 1 in 100 Australian children. Rocket is the only provider of the revolutionary Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy in South Australia. Little Heroes Foundation's $25,000 support will ease the waiting list at Rocket and help get the kids back to mainstream schooling faster. More>>More>>

Sign up for Flinders University Run Adelaide and help raise valuable funds for seriously ill children. You can run the 5km, 10km, half marathon or the 2km Little Heroes Kids Race on Sunday 14 April. Register now and start fundraising for Little Heroes Foundation! More>>

Toll's Golf Day was a huge success with more than $30,000 raised for children with cancer and serious illness.More>>

Read about Sam Gehlken's amazing passion for helping those affected by cancer.More>>

Take a look at our latest e-news and learn more about Little Heroes Foundation's $50,000 commitment to the Women's and Children's Hospital Paediatric Palliative Care Service, exciting new fundraising events for 2013 and much more!More>>

This year's Sevenhill T20 Big Bash raised over $6,000 for Little Heroes Foundation. More than 600 people were at Clare Valley's Richardson Park to see the Sevenhill Cricket Club defeat Shelley Nitschke's Pub XI by 36 runs on Australia Day.More>>

We had a fantastic time at the NBL All Stars game at Adelaide Arena. The game was a huge highlight for our kids who came along with their families. Check out a few snaps from the dayMore>>

Little Heroes Foundation has made a $75,000 commitment to Cystic Fibrosis SA which will provide state of the art drug distribution nebulisers to 50 local children with CF.More>>