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Austin Marathon Gives Charity Program

PRESENTED BY THE MOODY FOUNDATION

Support a Cause. Make Your Miles More Meaningful.

Through the Austin Marathon Gives program, you can directly back local Central Texas non-profits by raising funds as a runner or making an immediate donation. Over the last decade, our participants and donors have raised more than $5.5 million for our community.

Choose how you want to make an impact:

Option 1: Fundraise as a Runner

Dedicate your training and race day to a cause you care about. Many participating charities offer race perks, team gear, or entry incentives when you hit your fundraising target.

  1. Click the button below to access the campaign portal.

  2. Select “Start fundraising” and pick the charity you want to support.

  3. Customize your page with your goal, photo, and story, then share your link to start collecting donations.

Option 2: Make a Direct One-Time Donation

Not running, or prefer not to build a campaign? You can make an immediate, secure gift to any participating non-profit.

Simply click on the logo of one of the official Austin Marathon Gives charities below to donate directly to their cause:

Runner making heart gesture at Austin Marathon finish

2027 Official Charities

Dell Children's Foundation logo with star

As an Ascension Seton non-profit hospital, Dell Children’s Medical Center is the only Level I Trauma Center serving a 46 county region across Central Texas, and beyond. Approximately 69% of the patient services Dell Children’s provides supports children who are un- or under-insured. Philanthropic support from our community ensures that no child is ever turned away regardless of their family’s ability to pay.

A young boy in a yellow shirt holds a blue stuffed animal, smiling gently against a teal background adorned with a faint dinosaur outline. On the left, curved bands in purple, yellow, and white add vibrancy. His joyful expression reflects the spirit of Austin Gives Miles, supporting children and charities alike. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
 
The Paramount Theatre logo in gold letters on a white background. "The" and "Theatre" are written in a plain font, while "Paramount" is in a bolder, dotted font resembling vintage marquee lights, as seen at the Austin Gives Miles charity events. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Sam's Adventure Camp logo with star
Logo of the Down Syndrome Association of Central Texas. The design features nested human-like figures in shades of blue on the left. On the right, "DS act Down Syndrome Association of Central Texas" is displayed with "DS" and "act" in different typographies, highlighting their support for charities like Austin Gives Miles. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
A yellow rectangular banner with the word "LIVESTRONG" in bold black capitals, where "LIVE" and "STRONG" are separated by font weights—perfect for promoting a Marathon fundraising or a Run For Charity event. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
The Trail Conservancy logo features an orange emblem with a white stylized tree and "TC" initials, alongside the words "The Trail Conservancy" in bold gray text—perfect for Austin Marathon fundraising or Run For Charity events. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K

 
Odyssey School logo with a blue stylized sunburst over a geometric shape and river, above "Odyssey School" in elegant blue lettering on a light background—perfect for promoting a Charity running program or non-profit fundraising event. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Gazelle Foundation logo with stylized gazelle and mountain
Upbring logo with heart shield emblem
Logo for Cure Duchenne, featuring an abstract, interwoven ribbon design in red, yellow, and blue on the left, with the text "Cure Duchenne" in blue on the right. The background is white. Proudly supporting Austin Gives Miles and other dedicated charities to make a difference. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Red balloon with string on black background
 
Logo for SEVA Charities featuring an orange circle with a white, abstract elephant head design on the left, and the words "SEVA CHARITIES" in bold black letters to the right—perfect for marathon fundraising or any charity running program. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Logo of Camp Kesem. A friendly cartoon caterpillar made of green and blue circles is above the words "camp kesem" written in lowercase blue letters. The smiling caterpillar, with two blue antennae, represents the spirit of Austin Gives Miles and similar charities. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
A blue life preserver icon next to the text "American Foundation for Suicide Prevention" in black font on a white background, highlighting their commitment to Marathon fundraising and other Non-profit fundraising efforts. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Autism Society Texas logo with colorful woven emblem
Blue Marathon Kids logo featuring bold, stencil-style lettering used for non-profit fundraising. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
 
Ghisallo Cycling Initiative logo with orange bird
Green logo for Austin Parks Foundation, featuring a stylized hummingbird inside a shield to the left, with "AUSTIN PARKS FOUNDATION" in bold green text on the right—perfect for promoting your next Run For Charity or Race for a cause event. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
The image displays the Texas 4000 logo, representing one of the leading charities. It features the text "TEXAS 4000" with an outline of a cyclist in blue between "TEXAS" and "4000." Below the main text, a tagline reads "FIGHTING CANCER EVERY MILE," echoing their partnership with Austin Gives Miles. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Logo consisting of an orange, stylized shield icon next to the word "SonicWall" written in dark blue text, embodying the spirit of Austin Gives Miles. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
The image features the logo of Generation Serve, a charity that consists of the organization’s name in capital letters encircling a stylized blue hand with a heart in the palm. The hand and heart are centrally placed within the surrounding text, emphasizing their involvement in Austin Gives Miles. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
 
Keep Austin Beautiful logo with a stylized flower of five green and blue petals, alongside "KEEP AUSTIN BEAUTIFUL" in green capital letters—promoting their Charity running program on a clean white background. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Logo with the word "Flatwater" in large, cursive blue text, and the tagline "Therapy in the Wake of Cancer" in smaller, uppercase blue text below it. The background is light gray, highlighting our charity running program to race for a cause. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Text graphic with "I AM REDEMPTION" in bold, distressed white letters; "REDEMPTION" is highlighted by blue brackets. Below, smaller text reads "SHAWN LIVINGSTON" on a blue background—perfect for a charity running program or marathon fundraising event. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
The image shows the logo for "Back on My Feet," with the words written in white, stylized text on a dark blue background. The word "feet" is integrated within an abstract footprint design with toes represented by dots, emphasizing the charity’s involvement with "Austin Gives Miles. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Large letters "GMT" with a globe pattern, a bandage on the "G," and an airplane over the "T." Below, text reads "Global Medical Training," "What starts here heals the world," and a heart icon, highlighting our Charity running program and medical supplies. Austin Marathon Half Marathon & 5K
Donation & Tax Details

In registration, you will have the opportunity to donate and support Dell Children’s Medical Center. By making a donation in the registration path, you agree and understand that: you are making a donation to High Five Events, a limited liability corporation – High Five Events does not have 501(c)(3) status.

Your credit card/billing statements will show your donation was made to “High Five Events”, not to your suggested charity. Your donation will be forwarded to the suggested charity by High Five Events. Donations do not qualify for tax deductions on personal or corporate income taxes. Please consult with your tax advisor for any further determination.

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About Austin Marathon Gives

The Austin Marathon Gives program, presented by The Moody Foundation, connects nonprofit organizations with runners who want their miles to make a difference. Each year, selected Official Charities have the opportunity to inspire participants to fundraise and raise awareness, turning race day into a powerful celebration of giving back to Central Texas.

Becoming an Official Charity is more than a partnership—it’s a recognition of the vital role your organization plays in our community. Charities are chosen for their meaningful impact and commitment to service, and together, we create opportunities for runners to add deeper purpose to their training and race day experience.

Over the past 10 years, Austin Marathon Gives has helped raise more than $5.5 million for Central Texas nonprofits and has also provided a way for charities to come together and volunteer hundreds of hours in support of the event. This spirit of teamwork not only strengthens the race but also highlights the collective power of our nonprofit community.
We are proud to honor and highlight the important work of our Official Charities each year and invite participants to join in supporting their missions.

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About Moody Foundation

The Moody Foundation was established by W.L. Moody, Jr. and Libbie Shearn Moody in 1942 to share their good fortune and make a difference in the lives of the people of Texas. Since then, the Foundation has pledged and awarded more than $2.5 billion in grants throughout the state to organizations that have educated, healed, nurtured and inspired generations of Texans. The Moody Foundation continues with a board of three trustees: Frances Moody-Dahlberg, Ross Moody and Elizabeth “Elle” Moody. Learn more at MoodyF.org