Running changes lives.
Help your community turn personal growth into shared impact.
For Race Directors
Connect your race community with a shared purpose.
- Every Entry Supports a Club
Dedicate as little as $2 of each entry fee to a children’s running club in Africa. - Rally Your Runners
Runners fundraise for children’s running clubs, earning prizes and swag at milestones. - Chase the Race
A local celebrity runner starts at the back, with pledges for every participant they pass. - Race Here. Run Together.
Twin your race with a children’s club event in Africa, sharing photos, messages, and a fundraising goal.
We make it easy by providing you with all the stories, photos, and promotional materials you need to share the impact with your community.
For Brands
Put your brand’s resources behind running’s potential.
- Equip Our Fundraisers
Provide gear, swag, and prizes for runners fundraising through some of the world’s biggest marathons. - Put Your Athletes Behind the Mission
Send a sponsored athlete to lead a charity fundraising team or visit a program in Africa and share their experience. - Support the Next Generation of African Runners
Support children’s running clubs and local talent development, with stories that connect your community to their progress. - Partner with Our Races
Back our trail events in Tanzania or help shape a new US race, with funding, products, or services.
We’ll work with you to shape a partnership that fits your brand’s unique goals, resources, and community.
A Global Running Community
Running connects us across borders, backgrounds, and abilities. Through We Run We Rise, your community becomes part of that connection, alongside children and emerging athletes in Africa.
Our locally led children’s running clubs help young people build confidence, resilience, and belonging. Our talent development program will support promising African runners as they pursue their potential in the sport.
Together, we’re building a global running community where we grow through running and help others do the same.
