Join Team RNIB
To secure a place with Team RNIB, you simply have to pay a £25 registration fee (including VAT) and pledge to raise £200 in sponsorship. Get in touch today for more information.
Sunday 25 October 2009
The Bupa Great South Run 2009 in Portsmouth is Britain's biggest and most popular 10-mile road race. It is a fast, flat and scenic course, ideal for those new to running or for experienced runners looking to run a personal best.
The perfect stepping-stone towards a half marathon or marathon dream, we'd love you to join Team RNIB.
Already have a place?
If you have secured a place through the race organisers' ballot, we'd love you to join Team RNIB. You can register to run for us online.
You will have access to all the same benefits as our guaranteed entry runners but you will not have a sponsorship target. We only have a limited amount of guaranteed places available, so we really appreciate any sponsorship money raised by people with their own places.
Why should I join Team RNIB
As a member of Team RNIB you will receive:
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a welcome pack full of fundraising tips and expert training and nutrition advice from For Goodness Shakes
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regular newsletters
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running vest
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opportunity to join the RNIB online community and meet others taking part in this challenge
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post-race reception
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excellent customer care from the moment you register until after race day.
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Every day, almost 100 people in the UK will start to lose their sight. RNIB gives people who have lost their sight vital support to help them find their lives again. Right now RNIB can only reach one in three of the people who need our help most. Join Team RNIB and help us reach them all.
Not for you?
Don't worry. If the Bupa Great South Run isn't for you, why not check out our full events and challenges calendar. We have so many amazing events lined up, from 5kms to marathons, bike rides to overseas adventures and triathlons to parachute jumps.