LandAid Ambassador Challenge 2019
09 May 2019
Peak District
uniting to end youth homelessness
uniting to end youth homelessness
The LandAid 10K is the biggest property 10K, and on 4 June hundreds of runners will take part to raise money to end youth homelessness in the UK.
Whether you're a seasoned runner or just beginning your couch to 5K journey, we’ve got a way for you to do your bit to end youth homelessness.
This year we have two races:
A 10K race where the property industry once again gets their racing shoes on and gets competitive
A 5K fun run for those of you who are just beginning your running journey
So whether you are aiming for a personal best or taking in the sights and sounds of Regent's Park – the LandAid 10K has something for you this year.
Event details
The LandAid 10K will take place on Tuesday 4 June 2019 in Regent's Park.
Registration: 3.30pm
10K starts 5.30pm
5K starts 5.45pm
Entry fee
You can take part in the LandAid 10K for just £35 and we ask that you raise a minimum sponsorship of £150.
We also have a different payment model available to companies. You can enter a team of five people from your company and receive a company invoice. Option to fundraise or pay the full amount up front (please note you will need to complete our booking form and select the payment by invoice option).
Your entry fee includes:
We are working to grow our Event Village so watch this space for exciting updates…
Sponsorship opportunities
There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available. Please download our sponsorship pack here to have a look at them, and contact paul.nanson@landaid.org if you are interested or would like further information.
Thank you to our headline sponsor Evans Randall Investors.
The race course follows a scenic route around two laps of Regent's Park (just one for those of you taking on the 5K race). The race starts and finishes on a stretch next to the LandAid Event Village. The course is multi-terrain but fairly flat; you will run on grass, trail and concrete paths. There will also be stewards along the course to help guide you and to keep the general public off the course. There are some sharp turns on the course, although fewer than last year, so please follow the signage throughout! Whilst the course involves no road crossings, Regent's Park is a public space so you will need to look out for members of the public!
Innovation Sports, our event management company, have extensive experience in measuring and finalising routes for 10K runs. The route has been measured using both a metric wheel and GPS and has been calculated based on the fastest line taken on the course. Please note distances according to personal GPS apps on phones may vary depending on the line taken during the race.
Please ensure you are wearing suitable footwear, which should be running trainers which support your feet correctly and have adequate grip, especially if the ground is wet.
