The TCS London Marathon
The TCS London Marathon needs no introduction! It is the world’s largest annual one-day fundraising event, and is on most serious runners bucket lists. It is televised on the BBC, and raises millions of pounds for UK and international charities.
You could be part of this record-breaking fundraising initiative and run for the Miscarriage Association, making a real difference to those affected by pregnancy loss, and signposting people to our services. Competition for our very limited number of places is high, and we encourage early application!
Ballot entries
To maximise your chances of obtaining a place, we recommend applying via the ballot if it is still open to applications. The ballot usually opens on race day and closes around a week later (around the end of April) You can apply for a ballot place here:
If you are successful in gaining a place through the ballot (or through Good For Age or a celebrity place), we’d love to have you on our team! This way, you don’t have a specific fundraising target, but you will still be a hugely valued member of the Miscarriage Association team.
If you’d like to be part of our team, please do get in touch, and we’ll introduce you to our fellow runners! Contact us here.
The Miscarriage Association experience
As part of our TCS London Marathon team, you will be supported with access to fundraising resources, a free running vest or T shirt, training and fundraising advice, and a team WhatsApp group. If you are selected, you will have to pay a none refundable £50 registration fee, and, in addition, commit to raising a minimum of £2,500 to help support the work of the M.A.
Please fill in our application form here:
Your impact
Every pound raised for the Miscarriage Association goes directly towards helping us support people going through the heartbreak of pregnancy loss when they need it most.
Your funds can help us continue to offer support and information to those who need it, campaign for better rights and care for those affected by pregnancy loss, and be a leading voice for those going through this heart-breaking experience.