Event
Details
Date
10 September 2026
Time
16:30 arrival
18:00 race
Media City
Distance
5K or 10K
Reg Fee
£35pp Early Bird
£40pp Standard
Team Offer
10 for the price of 9
£315
Fundraising
£50pp target
Proudly supported by our Headline Sponsor
The Race
- £35 is earlybird reg fee (deadline 17 July)
- Choose your distace: 5km or 10km through Media City
- Fully supported race with a professionally managed route
- Connect with property industry professionals in a fun, energetic atmosphere
- Push for a personal best or run as a team with colleagues
- Awards for the fastest female, fastest male & fastest team in both 5k & 10k races
- Raise vital funds to support young people experiencing homelessness
Race for LandAid North West 2026
You’re just a few steps away from joining our Race for LandAid North West where you will run, jog or walk your way on Thursday 10 September, helping in the race to end youth homelessness. Here’s what you need to do!
1. Get Ready
Take part in our 5K or 10K challenge.
Register yourself, as well as colleagues, friends and family – it’s quick and easy to do! Just choose your location, enter your details and pay at the checkout.
2. Get Set
Your fundraising page is set up during registration and is easy to use. The minimum target is £50 per person, which could fund a safe space for a young person for one night. Whether you fundraise solo or as a team, we're here to help you reach your goal.
3. Race
Join us at Media City Saford Quays to lace up your trainers and join hundreds of property and built environment professionals from across the North West to support your industry's charity.
Why Race for LandAid?
Every year, tens of thousands of young people become homeless. Many are forced to sleep in overcrowded hostels, on people’s sofas or even on the streets.
We bring together remarkable businesses and individuals across the property and wider built environment industry to support projects delivering life-changing services for 16–24 year-olds experiencing homelessness.
Our Vision:
An end to youth homelessness in the UK.
