Berlin Marathon 2026
Take on the Berlin Marathon for Whizz Kidz and help young wheelchair users go further.
27 September 2026
09:00a.m.
Berlin
Run
Take on the incredible Berlin Marathon and experience one of the world’s most iconic races. Run through the heart of Germany’s vibrant capital, past historic landmarks and cheering crowds, before crossing the famous finish line at the Brandenburg Gate.
Please note that all of our 2026 charity places have now been filled. However, if you were fortunate enough to secure a place through the public ballot and would like to use your entry to fundraise, we’d love to welcome you to our team and support you every step of the way.
Alternatively, you can register your interest now for one of our 2027 charity places through this link here.
What you'll receive
- Access to training guides for all levels, ensuring you're fully prepared for the start line.
- Regular emails featuring support, Whizz Kidz updates and fundraising advice.
- Personalised assistance from our dedicated Events Team to smash your fundraising goal.
- Raise just £500 and we’ll send you your very own Whizz Kidz running vest!
Your impact
The money you raise will help us reach even more young wheelchair users by funding mobility equipment, life skills training and opportunities for young people to reach their full potential.
- £500 covers the average cost of repairs and maintenance, helping a young person stay mobile and make the most of their equipment.
- £1,300 enables Whizz Kidz to provide for an adapted trike for a young wheelchair user, giving them a safe way to play and have fun with other children.
- £3,000 funds the average cost of mobility equipment, giving a young person the right support to meet their needs and thrive.
Join our team and together, we can create opportunities for young wheelchair users to get the equipment, skills and confidence to go further.
Join Team Whizz Kidz and help children like Logan thrive
Before his Whizz Kidz, Logan struggled to get around and join in like other kids. With the right wheelchair and training, he gained independence and confidence. Now he’s thriving at school, making memories with his siblings, and even enjoying new hobbies like basketball.
