Bring the whole family for a fun-filled day of music, entertainment, food, games, face painting and much more. Furry friends are welcome too!
There's no minimum fundraising pledge but all the money raised will go towards building the new Children's Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).
If you can’t make it on the day, you can take part in RBC Race for the Kids at home. Whether it’s around your neighbourhood or in your local park, you don’t have to be in London to take part.
Take on a hugely fun challenge in Hyde Park, one of London's eight Royal Parks.
A festival atmosphere, with live music and cheering supporters.
Claim your medal as you cross the finish line.
First aid support along the route
An accessible course, open to pushchairs and wheelchair users.
There's no sponsorship target - you simply raise as much as you can for Great Ormond Street Hospital - easy!
Join GOSH for an exciting family day out at RBC Race for the Kids!
Set among the autumn leaves of Hyde Park, the family festival and fun run is the perfect day out for all ages and abilities. There will be live entertainment, DJ and a variety of activities for the whole famil. There will also be an eclectic mix of fabulous family activities and even a few famous faces. And what’s more, kids go free!
You can take part in a team or individually. Entering as a team is a fun way to get involved. Why not get some friendly competition going? Make sure that all children are registered.
RBC Race for the Kids is part of a series of over 30 events taking place around the world, offering a family-centric 5K in superb surroundings with the London event raising money for GOSH Charity.
Can’t make it to Hyde Park in October? Don’t miss out, take part in your local area by joining the RBC Race for the Kids at Home!
Pet pooches are very welcome to come along!
The route has been specially designed to be accessible to all and will take you through London’s iconic Hyde Park on its paved pathways. Please note that some of the post-race entertainment will take place on the grass areas of the park.
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When crossing the finish line, participants will be rewarded with wooden medals which have been sourced sustainably and can be recycled afterwards. There are no plastic bottles on site and people are encouraged to bring refillable water bottles and to use the water bowsers on site.
To prevent unnecessary waste, event information will not be printed and will all be sent to participants electronically instead. Virtual goody bags instead of physical ones will be handed out at the end of the race.