Running for Chailey Heritage Foundation is a fantastic way to commit to your goals while making a difference to the lives of disabled young people. Use your place to run for Team Chailey! About the EventThe London Marathon first took place in 1981 and has become one of the most popular marathons in the world. The route takes in many of London's best landmarks including Buckingham Palace, The Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf.All places have now been filled for London Marathon 2026. A member of the fundraising team will let the successful applicants know by September 2025 so you can start your marathon training and fundraising.Are you lucky enough to have your own place in the London Marathon? why not join Team Chailey? Get in touch with us today! Contact the Fundraising Team What you'll getPersonalised Chailey Heritage Foundation running t-shirt / vestSupport throughout your fundraising from a dedicated fundraiserChailey handwaving flags for your supporters to wave on race dayThe opportunity to publicise your fundraising on our social mediaOfficial medal from the race organisersThe sense of pride knowing you challenged yourself to changing a child’s life Already got your own place?If you’re lucky enough to have your own place in the London Marathon? why not join Team Chailey? Get in touch with us today! Contact the Fundraising Team Why join Team Chailey?Our charity is a thriving community of support for children, young people and families living with complex disabilities. We believe that each child and young person, regardless of their disability, should have every opportunity to explore their potential and live their best life.Your support will mean that we can provide more opportunities and experiences to children and young adults with complex disabilities. Key information The Route The London Marathon is mostly flat and you’ll run past iconic London landmarks including the Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge, Canary Wharf, The London Eye, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace before finishing down The Mall.You can read about the history of the London Marathon here. On the day details All runners will be sent a participant guide in the run up to race day with key details on how to get to the start line, start wave times, facilities along the course and what to do once you cross the finish line! Accessibility The London Marathon team supports people with a range of disabilities. If you have a disability and interested in taking part, you can find out further information hereRunners must be minimum of 18 years old in a fit and healthy condition. Get in Touch Have any questions or interested in running for Team Chailey? Get in touch with the fundraising team today who are here to help you every step of the way