Run For Hope 2026 Returns for 33rd Edition with 5km and 10km Routes; Register Now - Alvinology

Run For Hope 2026 Returns for 33rd Edition with 5km and 10km Routes; Register Now

Run For Hope 2026 is set to return for its 33rd edition on 29 November, bringing individuals, families and friends together to support cancer awareness and research.

Run For Hope 2026 Returns for 33rd Edition with 5km and 10km Routes; Register Now - Alvinology

Organised by Four Seasons Hotel Singapore and the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS), the annual run will take place at Marina Barrage and feature non-competitive 5km and 10km categories. The accessible format offers participants a low-pressure way to get active while showing their support for people affected by cancer.

This year’s official Run For Hope T shirt also carries a personal connection to the cause. It was designed by Cindy Neo, an NCCS patient, artist and founder of Room To Imagine.

Participants will also stand a chance to win prizes through the event’s Lucky Draw. The top 10 registered participants who raise the highest contributions will have the opportunity to win a pair of Singapore Airlines return Business Class tickets to Western Sydney.

Run For Hope 2026 will begin with the race village opening at 6.15am on Sunday, 29 November 2026 at Marina Barrage, located at 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951.

Registration for the 5km category is priced at S$35 for loyal runners and group registrations, and S$40 at the normal rate. For the 10km category, loyal runners and group registrations are priced at S$50, while the normal rate is S$55.

Those unable to take part in the run can still support the cause by making an individual or team contribution through the Run For Hope 2026 leaderboard.

With race day approaching, participants can register now and help make every step count towards raising awareness and supporting cancer research.

Run For Hope 2026 takes place on 29 November 2026 at Marina Barrage. The event is organised by Four Seasons Hotel Singapore and the National Cancer Centre Singapore.

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