
The GO Project is proud to be named an Official Charity Partner of the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon, taking place Sunday, November 1, hosted by New York Road Runners (NYRR).
Every mile Team GO runs supports the life-changing work of The GO Project. Funds raised provide year-round academic instruction, individualized tutoring, and enrichment to help NYC public school students thrive in their earliest years. Your support also advances social-emotional learning, closes opportunity gaps, and builds the confidence and resilience students need for long-term success.
Every dollar moves us closer to educational equity for NYC children and families.
Applications to run for Team GO have closed.
You can apply to run for another charity on the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon website.
Team GO Runners Receive:
- Guaranteed Race Entry – Run with purpose. Your spot supports a great cause.
- Built-In Community – Virtual meetups to train, connect, and stay motivated.
- Fundraising Made Easy – 1:1 support and a ready-to-share social kit.
- Shoutouts & Recognition – Featured on our fundraising page to inspire others.
- Pre-Race Celebration – Team dinner to fuel up and get hyped.
- Exclusive Team GO Gear – Swag and Team GO tee for race-day.
Team GO Committment:
- Champion the Mission – Support GO Project’s work advancing educational equity for NYC public school students.
- Spread the Word – Share your marathon journey with friends, family, and colleagues—via email, social, and conversation.
- Reach Your Goal – Raise $3,000 by October 23, 2026 (all runners sign a fundraising agreement confirming the commitment and deadline).
About GO Project:
The GO Project provides year-round academic, social-emotional, and family support to NYC public school students, ensuring they have the tools and resources needed to thrive in the earliest stages of their education. Every step our runners take and every dollar they raise will directly support educational equity, helping us close achievement gaps and empower students from under-resourced communities.
About the New York City Marathon:
Initially run in 1970 as four laps of Central Park with 55 finishers, the New York City Marathon left the park and was run through the five boroughs for the first time in 1976 to celebrate the U.S. Bicentennial and uplift the city. The landmark move set the standard for the modern marathon event. This year, New York Road Runners is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the five-borough New York City Marathon course, coinciding with the nonprofit’s recent rebrand and launch of its new “Believe in Every Step” brand platform. Produced by the world’s premier running organization, today the TCS New York City Marathon is consistently the largest marathon in the world, bringing together 55,000+ participants and more than two million spectators for the best day of the year, in the best city in the world.




