Run TCS London Marathon with Personal Best Foundation
TCS London Marathon
TCS London Marathon is one of the world’s most iconic races - a global stage where elite athletes and everyday heroes unite, inspiring millions and raising millions more for charity.
This year saw a record-breaking 1.1million people apply for the TCS London Marathon, highlighting its enduring appeal and the incredible enthusiasm for running and fundraising across the UK and beyond.
We're very lucky to have secured a charity place for the TCS London Marathon 2026, if you are interested in representing the Foundation we would love to hear from you and find out more about you and your motivation.
APPLY FOR OUR CHARITY PLACE
Date and Location
26 April 2026, London
Registration fee
£80
Minimum sponsorship
£2,500
Already got a place
Event Details
Secure Your Spot in the 2026 TCS London Marathon
The 2026 TCS London Marathon takes place on Sunday 26 April, it is one of the prestigious Abbott World Marathon Majors, making it a bucket-list race for runners around the globe.
Entry through the public ballot is open to everyone, with places randomly allocated, giving all applicants an equal chance. (Ballot now closed and places allocated for 2026)
By joining Team Personal Best, you’ll also be part of the world’s largest one-day fundraising event, using every mile to help change young lives across the UK.
Want to run to support a cause that transforms young lives?
Click on the link to apply to run with the Personal Best Foundation today.
What you get when you are part of the #TeamPersonalBest
- Free access to the Coopah App for the duration of your training which includes:
- Personalised training plans – tailored to your goals, experience and schedule
- Live coaching on the go
- 24/7 expert support
- Fundraising advice and support
- Personal Best Foundation running vest or t-shirt
Apply for a charity place
EVERYONE HAS A PERSONAL BEST
But inequality and poverty put the chance to achieve it out of reach for around 4million children and young people across the UK.
So we’re tearing down barriers and levelling the playing field to make athletics more accessible to everyone. Because we know it has the power to change lives.