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2026 TCS NYC Marathon
Team Athletes for Accessibility
$21,379
Amount raised
10
Runners
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation will have a team of ten dedicated runners to represent its Athletes for Accessibility team in the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon. Once chosen, these athletes will take on the iconic 26.2 miles to raise vital funds for medical research and technology innovations that empower the CP community. Stay tuned as we build the team that will race for a more accessible future.
About Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation
CPARF is dedicated to advancing innovation for children and adults with disabilities. CPARF invests in scientific discovery, technological development, and equity-centered initiatives that improve quality of life, treatment, and care.
- For the CP Community: You are funding breakthroughs that directly improve quality of life, from chronic pain management and early detection to breakthrough therapies that foster lifelong independence.
- For the Disability Community: By advocating for universal design, your support sets a higher standard for how assistive technology and everyday environments support people with disabilities. When spaces are designed to be accessible from the beginning, the responsibility shifts from people to the environment itself. It means the world adapts, not the person, and it affirms the agency, independence, and dignity that everyone deserves.
- For the Aging Community: Aging is a universal experience. By solving the complex needs of people as they age, including muscle preservation, neurological health, and social inclusion, CPARF is pioneering health strategies that support longevity for all aging adults.
- For All of Us: A more inclusive world is a more dignified and robust world. By creating environments where barriers are removed and welcomes disabled people fully, we ensure society does not lose the talent, creativity, and perspective of millions of individuals whose contributions have been limited not by their abilities, but by the constraints of the world built around them.
About the TCS NYC Marathon
Experience the world’s most iconic race on its biggest stage yet. On November 1, 2026, the TCS New York City Marathon celebrates 50 years of racing through all five boroughs. This 26.2-mile block party brings together athletes from across the globe for a historic trek through the heart of NYC.
Check out the New York Road Runners official site for course and map information!
