Terms and conditions of entry – Virtual TCS Money London Marathon 2022
1. The BDA Benevolent Fund's Charity Places for the 2022 Virtual TCS London Marathon will be allocated in May. If due to unforeseen circumstances, you are not able to run after you have been offered a place, we ask you to let us know so that we can offer up a waiting list place to someone else.

2. By registering for a charity place you understand that it is the endeavour of this challenge to raise as much awareness and money as possible for the BDA Benevolent Fund. The average Charity Place raises £2000 and therefore, we would expect you to raise this through gathering sponsorship. The total sum should be sent to us no later than eight weeks after the event.

3. You agree to represent and raise money exclusively for the BDA Benevolent Fund in this event.

4. Should you have to withdraw for any reason, you should inform us, in writing, send all money collected directly to the charity, and notify your sponsors that you are no longer taking part. All sponsorship monies will be retained by the BDA Benevolent Fund unless your sponsors request in writing that the charity return it to them within one month of your cancellation (this is not applicable for online donations).

5. It is strongly advised that you train for the event. If you have not exercised for some time or if you are in any doubt as to your physical ability to take part in this event, you must seek medical advice from your general practitioner.

6. You are entering this event entirely at your own risk and the BDA Benevolent Fund shall not be liable for any injury or loss that might occur as a result of your participation.

7. You must be at least 18 years old by race day (on Sunday 2 October 2022).

8. The BDA Benevolent Fund has the right to remove any runner if it is known that the expected fundraising amount is unlikely to be met or an effort the reach the required amount, or engage with the organisation and its promotional activities is not committal.