Apply for a place in our Leukaemia Care 2026 TCS London Marathon team today and play a vital part in securing support for anyone whose life has been impacted by a blood cancer, like leukaemia.
Apply for a place in our Leukaemia Care 2026 TCS London Marathon team today and play a vital part in securing support for anyone whose life has been impacted by a blood cancer, like leukaemia.
Location: London
Challenge Level:
Distance: 26.2 miles
Booking Fee: £50 + transaction fee (non-refundable and non-transferable)
Fundraising Goal: £2,300 for UK runners or £2,500 for overseas runners
When: 26 April 2026
The TCS London Marathon is an event not to be missed! It’s a once in a lifetime experience and we can guarantee it’ll be a memory that lasts forever! Don’t believe us? Check out the video below.
Date: Sunday 26th April 2026
Location: London
Distance: 26.2 miles
Booking fee: £50 + transaction fee (non-refundable and non-transferable)
Fundraising goal: £2,300 (£2,500 for overseas)
London Marathon terms and conditions
Well, why not? Being part of Team LC gives you the special treatment you deserve. That’s the least we could do to say thanks for helping us to support people affected by leukaemia.
We’re talking:
The 2026 TCS London Marathon Ballot is not closed. If you were one of the lucky ones who bagged yourself a place, we’d love you to make it worthwhile by choosing to run for #TeamLC, and help us be there for leukaemia patients and their families.
In 2024, we provided more than 12,000 hours of direct support in hospitals and spent over 100,000 minutes offering compassionate, expert support on our helpline. By running for us, you’ll be making sure everyone gets the support they need at the point of diagnosis and beyond.
Make your London Marathon Ballot place count ➜
For more information on running the TCS London Marathon for Leukaemia Care, please email events@leukaemiacare.org.uk or call 01905 755 977.
Please ensure you read the event terms and conditions before signing up.
Are you interested in organising an event?
After experiencing recurring chest pains, David Nutt visited his GP and had a blood test taken. When the blood test came back with a diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML), David and his family were shocked.
Read More