Impact Marathons
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We’ve been doing this for 11 years now.
Not because we got it right first time. Because we kept showing up, kept listening, kept making it better for everyone involved. The runners, the communities, the partners on the ground.
Most companies wouldn’t attempt what an Impact Week asks of them. Small groups, real projects, genuine relationships with people who live there. It’s harder to deliver. It’s harder to scale. But it’s the whole point.
And then someone comes home and says they made friends for life and feel like they made a difference somewhere. And you think, yeah. We’ll keep going.
Nepal. 16–22 November 2026. From £1,295.
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09/02/2026
Medal Monday, but no two are the same.
In a sea of metal, Impact medals stand apart.
We don’t stamp them out on a production line.
They are handmade, shapes by the community and built with the community that welcomes us in.
Over the last ten years our medals have been made from ceramics, various woods, coconut, silk, recycled plastic. Chosen for where we are and who we’re with. Each one different, by design.
They’re not just markers of distance or time.
They carry the story of how you ran, where you ran, and why you ran.
Every Impact runner is unique.
So every Impact medal is unique.
And that will never change.
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