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Brighton Marathon | 4 April

Take part in one of the UK's largest marathons!

Enjoy an atmosphere like no other in this bustling, vibrant and colourful city, which welcomes thousands of spectators and the local community each year. Enjoy a course that starts in Preston Park, snakes its way through Brighton city centre, along the glorious seafront and finishes at Hove Lawns. Every mile you run and every penny you raise will support our work rebuilding lives.

Distance: 26.2 miles

Registration fee: £50 | Fundraising target: £500

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When you fundraise for us, you’ll receive:

a welcome email and fundraising pack
a branded top to wear on the day
support from our dedicated team to help you achieve your target
additional fundraising resources upon request
access to training app by our partners at GH Training
e-newsletters with news from across the charity.

Running through Brighton, past its landmarks but mostly the sea views made it a special day. However, the most rewarding aspect of running was knowing that I had fund raised for Child Bereavement UK.

Wilfred ran the Brighton Marathon and raised £1,725 for Child Bereavement UK

If you have any questions about the event, please don’t hesitate to contact our fundraising team on [email protected] or give us a call on 01242 515 157

Event details

Where

Brighton

When

Start: 4^th April, 2027 at 10:00am

End: 4^th April, 2027 at 6:00pm

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