Looking for Liverpool Half Marathon charity places for 2027?
Run for the North West Air Ambulance Charity and help bring lifesaving critical care to patients across the North West. By joining Team NWAA, you will run 13.1, or 10 miles through Liverpool while raising vital funds to keep our helicopters and critical care cars operational.
Running the Liverpool Half Marathon for charity is a powerful way to challenge yourself while supporting a lifesaving cause. Every mile you run and every pound you raise helps ensure our specialist crews can reach people when they need it most.
No matter the distance you can run with confidence that you will be cheered on every step along the way till you get across the finish line!
Got your own place in the Liverpool Half Marathon?
If you have already secured your own place in the Liverpool Half Marathon, you can still run for North West Air Ambulance Charity. Many runners choose to fundraise for charity once they have secured their race entry.
When: 14th or 21st March 2027 (Date TBC)
Where: Liverpool
Registration fee: FREE
Minimum fundraising target: £100
Join Team NWAA
If you are looking for Liverpool Half Marathon charity places, you can secure yours by fundraising for North West Air Ambulance Charity. Join Team NWAA and turn your 13.1 mile challenge into something truly meaningful.
There is no minimum fundraising target if you already have your own place, but every donation helps support our lifesaving service.
What you get when you join Team NWAA
As part of Team NWAA you will receive:
- An official Team NWAA running top to wear proudly on race day
- Fundraising resources
- Dedicated support from our fundraising team every step of the way
- The opportunity to make a real difference for patients across the North West
- Encouragement from our events team and volunteers on the day including cheer stations along the route to keep you motivated
- Access to our NWAA tent at the finish, including a post‑race sports massage
You won’t just be running — you’ll be part of a team making a real difference.
If you have any questions or would like further information, you can get in touch by emailing events@nwairambulance.org.uk.
Thank you to the crew at the charity for saving my life, with their quick thinking and performance – in what must have been a very high-pressure situation. I was written off all the way but the decisions they made have given me more time with my family and children.
About the Liverpool Half Marathon
The Liverpool Half Marathon is one of the longest established road races in the region and attracts thousands of runners every year. Starting and finishing on Liverpool’s famous waterfront, the course takes runners through the heart of the city and past some of its most iconic landmarks. Check out the route here!
For 2027, the race is expected to take place on either Sunday 14 March 2027 or Sunday 21 March 2027. The final race date will be confirmed once the Premier League fixtures are released, as the route can be affected by Everton FC home matches. We will update this page as soon as the official race date is confirmed.
Why run the Liverpool Half Marathon for charity?
The North West Air Ambulance Charity provides advanced pre-hospital care to the most critically ill and injured patients across the North West. Our teams of consultant-level doctors and critical care paramedics bring hospital-level treatment directly to patients at the scene of an incident.
We operate three helicopters and four critical care cars covering 5,500 square miles and a population of more than 8 million people.
Unlike many emergency services, NWAA receives no government or NHS funding. Every mission we attend is funded entirely by supporters and fundraisers. By running the Liverpool Half Marathon for NWAA, you are helping ensure we can continue delivering critical care when every second matters.
Liverpool Half Marathon FAQs
Book a presentation
We regularly deliver presentations to businesses, clubs, groups, and schools across the North West. It’s our chance to raise awareness and you can find out about our lifesaving service, our patients, and how you can support us.
Make a donation
With no government or NHS funding, it’s your generosity that funds our service.
Volunteer with us
Together we can make a difference.