2027 Oxford Half Marathon
Join #TeamHOx for the Oxford Half Marathon on Sunday 10th October 2027 and help end homelessness with every step.
With a fast, flat route amongst Oxford’s dreaming spires, this event is an amazing challenge whether you’re taking on your first half marathon or looking to set a new PB!
By running the 2027 Oxford Half Marathon in aid of Homeless Oxfordshire you’ll be part of an amazing group of runners taking on this challenge to help us continue to provide an open door for people experiencing homelessness.
We’re going to be on hand to support you every step of the way. When you join #TeamHOx we’ll offer you:
- A snazzy technical running top
- Fundraising hints, tips, and resources from our dedicated fundraising team
- A full-of-beans cheering squad who’ll be there on race day to give you a boost
- A space in the official charity village where you can meet up to celebrate your awesome achievement with your teammates, friends, and family
- An incredible feeling from knowing that every penny you raise is making a real and lasting difference to people whose lives have been shaped by trauma and disadvantage
How you can join #TeamHOx
Charity place
Entry fee: £25
Fundraising Pledge £250 (excluding Gift Aid)
Sign up for a #TeamHOx charity place here
Use your own place
Have you already secured your place in the run directly from the event organisers? If you’d like to use your place to raise funds for Homeless Oxfordshire we’ll give you a very warm welcome to #TeamHOx.
Join #TeamHOx with your own place here
Any questions?
If you have any questions at all about running for us in the 2027 Oxford Half Marathon we’d love to hear from you. Email us at fundraising@homelessoxfordshire.uk and we’ll be happy to help.
Jamie’s HOx story
“I feel so proud to be able to provide a home where my children can come and stay”
During Jamie’s* two-year stay at Mawle Court in Banbury, the Homeless Oxfordshire support team helped him overcome anger and financial issues.
Read his story to find out more about his experience, what it has meant to him and his family, and how your fundraising is making a difference.