This is your chance to make your miles count while you run the world’s most popular marathon! With every stride you can help young people impacted by early years’ trauma to get the support they need to reach their potential.
For one year only the London Marathon is a double event and Harmeny have a team taking part in the Saturday event on 24th April 2027! If you have your own place via the public ballot and would like to join our team at the start line please get in touch by emailing fundraising@harmeny.org.uk.
Event details
Date: Saturday 24th April 2027
Start line: Greenwich/Blackheath, London
Wow Factor: Huge!
All funds raised will ensure that some of Scotland’s most remarkable children get the spaces, support and opportunities they need to fulfil their potential and thrive.
How we will support you
We understand that running the TCS Double London Marathon is a significant commitment. We are here to support you. Every participant raising funds for Harmeny will receive:
- Regular support emails to help with your training, fundraising and useful tips for maximising your experience on race day.
- A personalised Harmeny running vest or t-shirt to wear on race day.
- Opportunities to connect with other runners in the Harmeny Heroes London Marathon team in the lead up to the run (if you wish to do so).
- Support on the day of the event (details to be confirmed)
Why run for Harmeny?
By running for Harmeny, every mile you train and every pound you raise will help ensure that some of Scotland’s most remarkable children have the support and opportunities they need to reach their own personal goals and develop vital life skills to succeed.
If you want to make your marathon journey truly meaningful, this is a fantastic opportunity to help children who have had some of the most challenging starts in life.
You can find out more about what we do in the video above and read more about some of the projects your fundraising will help make a reality here.
Want to know more about the 2027 TCS Double London Marathon?
You can read more about the event on the London Marathon website.
