Already have a place in the 2027 London Marathon? Or taking on your own running challenge?
You can support OpenSight through sponsorship, with no minimum fundraising goal!
Click the button above to sign up to fundraise for OpenSight, and to receive your free fundraising pack and running top today.
If you don’t already have your marathon place, we have 4 spaces available on Saturday 24th April, 2027 for just £100. Click the button above to apply for your Marathon space.
Runners must raise £2,500 in order to support OpenSight with their run.Â
You must be 18+ to run the TCS London Marathon.Â
Take part in the London Marathon for OpenSight and raise money to help people living with sight loss.Â
When you take on a challenge for OpenSight, you become part of the team. Once you’ve registered, we’ll be there every step of the way to help you smash your fundraising target, as well as getting you ready for race day.Â
Your Fundraising Pack will get you started, and we’ll contact you with advice, ideas and regular support.Â
As part of Team OpenSight, you’ll receive:Â
- An OpenSight running top to wear with pride on the big day.Â
- A fundraising pack to help smash the target.
- Energy and motivation from our Fundraising Team.Â
- The chance to chat with fellow OpenSight runners to share tips and support through training.Â
We know that fundraising can be daunting, that’s why our team will be there with handy tips and regular advice.Â
Your run will make a huge difference to people affected by dementia.
- £20 could help provide accessible activities for people with low vision or sight loss including talks, museum visits, boat trips, climbing sessions, or pilates.Â
- £60 could give someone back their independence through and Independent Living Assessment.Â
- £150 funds our Tech Clubs for one month.
- £1,500 funds one of our 18 social clubs for a year.Â
- £2,500 funds one of our Insights courses.Â
About OpenSight
OpenSight supports people living with sight loss to live independently, stay connected, and thrive. Funds raised through this event will help us continue providing practical support, information, and opportunities for people affected by sight loss across our communities.
