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Could you take on one of the world’s most iconic marathons while supporting a greener, more sustainable West Sussex?

We’ve been allocated one charity place in the 2027 TCS London Marathon for the event taking place on Saturday, 24th April. 

We’re looking for a runner who is passionate about making a difference for our local environment and communities, will enjoy being an ambassador for Sussex Green Living and is confident they can raise a minimum of £1,800 through sponsorship. 

With the money raised, we will be able to continue delivering environmental education across Sussex, encouraging children and communities to take practical actions to live more sustainably, conserving resources, encouraging sustainable food choices and restoring biodiversity. 

In return, the successful candidate will receive: 

  • A guaranteed London Marathon place 
  • Fundraising advice and support from Sussex Green Living 
  • The chance to make a real difference in your local community 

If you’re interested, we’d love to hear from you.

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Application Process

Please complete this short application. We’ll review all applications carefully and may invite shortlisted applicants to a friendly chat before making our final decision. 

To apply: London Marathon Charity Place Application– Fill in form 

Applications close: 21st September 2026 

Final decision announcement: 28th September 2026  

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