Sustainable Merton x GoodGym charity places for Run South London Half Marathon

GoodGym Merton and Sustainable Merton have joined forces for the ultimate team effort! Whether you want to tackle your very first half marathon or chase a personal best with a true local purpose, we want you on our team for the Run South London Half Marathon on Sunday 14 March 2027. By training and running together in this exciting collaboration, every mile you log will directly support Sustainable Merton’s vital community-led climate action projects.

🎽 Two Options to Join Our Team:

Option 1: Need a Place? Run for Free!

Sustainable Merton will give you a FREE charity place (worth £59) in exchange for a minimum fundraising target of £150 to support local projects like Merton’s Community Fridge and Merton Garden Streets. Sign up to this session listing and then select the 'Charity place' option when completing the form.

Option 2: Already Registered?

If you've already purchased a place independently, you can upgrade your solo race and join our team with a reduced minimum fundraising target of just £100. Sign up to this session listing and then select the 'Own place' option on the form.

What You Get & Why Run for Sustainable Merton:

• Training & Community Support: Suggested training plan, access to optional group runs to GoodGym sessions and project-to-project training runs, and personalised fundraising page.

• Team Kit: Upcycled fabric race patch ("Supporting Sustainable Merton powered by GoodGym Merton"), dual-branded team race cap, option to buy a winter training shirt, and be eligible to win a top-fundraiser prize.

• Race Day Support: Dedicated GoodGym x Sustainable Merton course cheer squad for you, your friends, and your family.

• Direct Local Impact: 100% of donations stay in Merton to fund food-rescue (Merton's Community Fridge), growing spaces (Mitcham Orchard) and biodiversity projects (Merton Garden Streets), as well as waste reduction projects (Repair Café, Preloved Studio).

Further details including more on Sustainable Merton's projects.