Blog
Fri 20 Oct 2023 · Liza Kershaw
PODCAST: Starting from Zero in Kathmandu
Day 2 of the Impact Sprint: 14 Stories of Heartbeats and Footprints
Thu 12 Oct 2023 · Nick Kershaw
5 Reasons the Nepal Impact Marathon Is More Than Just a Race
Our original race has always been a beautiful example of how powerful our running can be, and the impact a race can have on the communities we serve.
Tue 26 Sep 2023 · Nick Kershaw
Regenerative Travel and the Nepal Impact Marathon: Running for a Better World
The concept of regenerative travel is shaping the future of tourism pushing it towards more sustainable, equitable, and meaningful experiences. But what if we applied this progressive approach to sports events? As with all our Impact Marathons, we are very aware that we need to create a positive impact that far outweighs the impact of travel.
Mon 9 Sep 2019 · Nick Kershaw
It takes a village
This was easily the most brutal 2 days in Impact Project history; we are indebted to the incredible group of runners who relentlessly pushed to lay this pipeline. They dug through dirt, they dug through rock, they dug through tarmac and came out empowered on the other side.
Tue 16 Jul 2019
Nepal Impact 2019 to be led by an all-female race director team
Since our first race, the UN in Nepal have been sponsoring these girls to run our race each year, some travelling from days away to be part of the Impact Marathon. Their stories have inspired us and the idea that some of these girls will be looking our race directors thinking “that can be me” will inspire us even further.
Fri 31 Jan 2020
Impact Runner Stories: Kit Garnett @ Nepal Impact Marathon 2019
To be honest, my favourite part of the week was meeting everyone and making friends for life. The runners are always so amazing and down to earth, and it was an absolute pleasure running with them, yogaing with them, and building a road with them
Mon 2 Nov 2020
How do you create a new race route? Meet the Impact Pyramid
When we chat to race directors around the world - particularly when back home - we are always asked how we go about creating and executing in extreme places. Everything from bureaucracy to risk management to the actual finding of a great trail. We have become so comfortable with this side of our operations, we look at the races back at home and regularly think “oh, that looks much harder!”.
Thu 25 May 2023 · Dave Melody
Why Impact Marathons are changing the face of global charity events
Allow us to reintroduce ourselves...
Tue 29 Oct 2019
Kelsang: The unsung hero of Nepal Impact
“The charities that IMS are partnered with are not only receiving a certain amount of funds but also the direct interaction between runners who are donating so they can see where their donation goes, to let them connect with the cause that makes the run all the more special.”