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Charity listing

HEADLINE OFFICIAL CHARITY 

Alzheimer’s Research UK is the charity leading the search for a cure for dementia, and we will not stop until we’ve found one. Through research, we will keep people connected to their families, their worlds and themselves for longer. We stand for everyone affected by dementia. We stand for their families and loved ones. We stand for a cure.


Top Tier Official Charity

Join the team at the 2025 Schneider Electric Paris Marathon today and kick-start your fundraising today, every mile you run and every pound you raise will help bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.

 


Run on behalf of blood cancer patients across the world with Cure Leukaemia at the 2025 Schneider Electric Paris Marathon! Every 27 seconds, someone in the world is diagnosed with a form of blood cancer. By joining the Cure Leukaemia team, you will be helping to raise lifesaving funds for globally significant clinical trials to find a cure for blood cancer. Along the way, you will be supported with a free running t-shirt or vest, training advice, plus tips to help you smash your fundraising target.

 


Alzheimer’s Society are here for everyone living with dementia and their loved ones – wherever they are, whatever they’re going through. We campaign for change, fund life-changing research, and give help and hope to those living with dementia.


OFFICIAL CHARITIES

Everyone should have a home. More than one million people a year come to us for support via our website, helplines and national network of services.

Every year we provide thousands of people across the UK with practical advice and information to help understand and manage their mental health.

When you run for us, you run to beat the world’s biggest killers. Conditions like heart diseases, stroke and vascular dementia. You run to fund research that helps to keep families together.

Sense is a charity for everyone living with complex disabilities, most prominently those who are deafblind. With over 65 years of expertise in providing personalised support for people of all ages, Sense put disabled people and their loved ones at the heart of everything they do. Join their team here. 

We’re WWF, the leading global environmental charity, and we’re bringing our world back to life.

Every day, thousands of people living with cancer rely on Macmillan in thousands of different ways.

We are Dementia UK – the specialist dementia nursing charity that is there for the whole family. We know that when someone develops dementia, it doesn’t just impact the person with the diagnosis – everyone around them is also affected in some way. That is why Dementia UK is here.

NDSS empowers individuals with Down syndrome and their families by driving policy change, providing resources, engaging with local communities, and shifting public perceptions.

DetermiNation is the American Cancer Society’s event endurance program.The collective efforts of the dedicated athletes who use their fortitude to help raise funds to take down cancer are nothing short of amazing.


COMMUNITY CHARITY

Anthony Nolan | Children with Cancer UK | Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation | Haymakers for Hope | American Lung Association | Allyson Whitney FoundationSamaritans | Demelza | Back on my feet | Erika’s Lightouse | Alcohol Change UK | Cystic Fibrosis Foundation | TEAM TO END AIDS T2 | SSAFA | Irish Cancer Society | Make-a-Wish UK | Action Against Hunger | Team RWB | Age UK | Sane | Rooprai Spinal Trust | KESEM | STEM | DEBRA OF AMERICA | Wild Tomorrow

Here are six good reasons to run for a charity:

  1. Make A Difference

Anything you raise will go directly to the charities and will help to make all their good work possible, changing lives in the process.

  1. Extra Motivation

If you ever find yourself ‘hitting the wall’ during training or the race itself, running for a good cause provides the ultimate incentive to keep on going.

  1. Increase Awareness

The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris, provides the ideal platform for you to increase charity awareness on a global scale.

  1. Race Day Support

If times get tough, not only will you have the unwavering encouragement from your charity cheerleaders, but there will also be huge numbers of spectators cheering for the charity ‘superheroes’!

  1. Self-Satisfaction

You’ll be surrounded by fellow charity runners, all of whom would have completed the race for the same purpose, so the sense of teamwork and accomplishment will be in the air.

  1. Guaranteed Entry

The event sell out notoriously fast and many hopeful runners miss out on getting a place. If you run the event for charity, however, you’re guaranteed your place which means you avoid the entry rush, safe in the knowledge that you’re already in!