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東京マラソン2025 チャリティは、各寄付先団体と協働で運営しています。

チャリティランナー想い

東京マラソン2025にチャリティランナーとして参加する方の"想い"をご紹介します。

  • 私は小学生から野球を始め、大学卒業までプレーしました。スポーツを通じて沢山の貴重な経験をしました。そんなスポーツにもっと沢山の人が触れ合って欲しい！また、夢を叶える為に頑張っているアスリートを是非支援したい！そんな想いでチャリティに参加させていただきました。 （兵庫県）
  • 生まれてから高校までは岩手県で過ごし、進学を機に秋田県で生活をしています。大親友を東日本大震災で亡くしました。親友の口癖が「悩んだら走るといい」で、親友を亡くしてから嫌な事がある度、この言葉を思い出し、走っています。走る事で力になれれば幸いです！ （秋田県）
  • 娘は石川県の金沢大学に留学しました。金沢は娘にとって第2の故郷です。今回の能登半島地震でお世話になった方々が被災して、すごく胸が痛く、被災の方々は早く元の生活に戻れるように祈っています。微力ではありますが、寄付させていただきたいと思います。 （愛知県）
  • 小学生と幼稚園の子供が二人います。世界中の子供達に明るい未来が見えることを願っています。自分の走れる喜びが他の人のためになることがあれば本当に光栄です。 （埼玉県）
  • 私は犬が大好きで、犬2匹と協力して認知症の寝たきりの母を自宅で介護しています。犬はセラピー効果や刺激を母に与えてくれて、力や元気を家族皆に与えてくれる大きな存在です。犬の力は限りない。そんな犬を守りたい！今年もまた東京マラソンを通して、日本の殺処分ゼロを広く訴えていきます。 （東京都）
  • 75歳と言う高齢ながら日々好きなマラソンに汗を流していることを幸せに感じています。しかし、世界には幼いながら辛い労働を強いられている子供たちがいることも事実です。わずかながらでも役に立てればと思い応募しました。 （埼玉県）
  • 遠い海の向こうで起きていることだと思っているが災害や気候変動、紛争などある日突然、自分も難民になるかもしれないと思い直接、自分が難民になった人に今出来ることは寄付しかないと思い毎月、寄付してます。今回はチャリティランナーとして是非参加したく申し込みました。 （東京都）
  • 私は教育の機会に恵まれ、世界の可能性を知り起業しました。しかし、性別で教育を受けられない現実に心を痛めています。7月に女児を出産予定で、その想いが強まり、Eラーニング制作スキルを活かしマラウイで教育支援を拡大予定です。この大会を通じ性別で教育機会が奪われる現実を広めたいです。 （千葉県）
  • 私はがん診療を専門にする医師であり、患者様や周囲の方々と深く接する機会が多く、病状の他にも社会的、精神的問題など多様な問題を抱えていることが多い現状を実感しております。小児がん患者様が十分な治療を受けられ、日常生活もなるべく不自由ないようサポートできればと日々願っております。 （大阪府）
  • 自身が二児の親でもあり未来ある子どもが人身売買される事実が世界にはあることに大変心が痛みます。少しでも微力ながらそのようなことがない世界へ貢献できればと思います。 （千葉県）
  • 昨年父と兄がスペシャルオリンピックスのチャリティで完走し、とても感動したという話を聞いて私もその感動を共有したいと思い応募しました。
    スポーツを通じて、あらゆる人が楽しめる明るい世の中になって欲しいと願っております。スペシャルオリンピックスを心より応援しております。 （福岡県）
  • 女性の教育が行き届いていない地域、女性の社会進出に制限がある地域があることは事実です。私は娘の社会進出をと願い私立の幼稚園に通わせています。この度寄付できることは最高の喜びです。活動を支援いたします。 （東京都）
  • 自分も父を早くに亡くし姉弟3人が母親一人の片親家庭で育った。幸い６5歳を超えた今も働ける状態にある。子ども食堂や放課後教室を運営しているＮＰＯ法人への寄付も少額ではあるが続けてきている。8年前のがん手術も克服できたので、近づく会社員引退の記念にチャリティランナーとして走りたい。 （東京都）
  • ２つの癌にかかりましたが、手術で治りフルマラソンが走れるまでになりました。恩返しとして私にできることの一つ、チャリティランナーとして2025も走ります。 （東京都）
  • 走ることで、重い病気の子供の長期間入院の時、付き添う家族の為のケアのお手伝いができるならこの上ない幸せです。 （東京都）
  • スポーツはすべての人が楽しめる世界です。いろんな形でいろいろな方法で誰でも参加できる機会ができらうれしく思います。その中でもパラスポーツはまだまだ広がる余地がたくさんあるともいます。応援します！よろしくお願いいたします。 （埼玉県）
  • 新自由主義政策や際限なき利潤追求の資本主義のため、現在は経済格差が非常に拡大している。経済格差に伴って教育格差も目立っている。子供たちの出発点である教育の現場に格差が生じることはできるだけ避けなければならない。良質な教育をすべての子供たちに届ける努力が求められる所以である。 （兵庫県）
  • 昨年、初めてチャリティランナーとして参加しました、走ることによる社会貢献できる実感を経験、チャリティが身近なものになりました。
    自分の行動がチャリティにつながる、人を救う助ける活動にしたい、新たな想いで応募させていただきました。 （長崎県）
  • 理念にとても共感しました。
    日本では当たり前に入手できる水やトイレ環境を一人でも多くの世界の方々へ届けるお手伝いをさせていただければ幸いです。 （東京都）
  • 私の経験則ですが、幼少期に触れる日本固有の自然は、多感な幼少期、家族の思い出を形作る上で何にも代えがたいものであると感じます。私の寄付金にて難病と闘う家族にこのような経験、延いては明日を戦うための休息とエネルギーを届けることが出来るのであればそれ以上の幸せはありません。 （神奈川県）
  • 幼い頃ひきつけ症状があった私。私には当たり前のようにそばに医療があり、救われた。今、タフで元気に生きています。誰もが当たり前に医療を受け、幸せに生きられる未来でいるために、人生を自分で切り開ける権利をみんなが当たり前に持てるように、と思い、寄付を決めました。 （東京都）
  • ここ数年、毎年国境なき子どもたちを通じてチャリティランナーとして走らせて頂いております。自立した幸せな人生を送るためには、教育は非常に大切だと認識しているので、自分の寄付を通じてそのように感じてくれる子どもたちが増えてほしいと思っております。 （東京都）
  • チャリティランナーに応募するのは今回で３回目です。東京マラソンを走れるのは何事にも代える事ができない喜びで私のライフワークとなっています。東京おもちゃ美術館で集う子どもたちとご家族の笑顔を思いながら完走を目指して走りたいと思っています。 （広島県）
  • 少子高齢化が進む日本において、未来を担う若者を大事にしたい。自分自身も、還暦後、再度マラソンに挑戦したく、参加を希望しています。 （東京都）
  • 田舎で自然と触れ合い育った私ですが、いま子どもたちが遊べる身近な公園すら減少してきていることに懸念を抱いていました。また私自身、東京で働き自然に触れる機会が減っていると日々感じております。自然体験を通じて人々を繋ぎ、学びと癒しの機会を提供する貴団体の活動を心から応援しております。 （東京都）
  • 自分の好きなランニングを通じて生涯で1度は走ってみたい東京マラソンを走ることによって子供達を支援出来るのは私にとって願ったり叶ったりです。
    よろしくお願い致します。 （東京都）
  • 日々の生活や活動に不安がある方の、援助になればと思い、参加させて頂きます。 （北海道）
  • 昨年もシャプラニールさんのチャリティランナーとして出走しました。
    今、私は何不自由なく生きていて、人権を確保しているこの状況に感謝しながら、シャプラニールさんのご活動にリスペクトと少女たちが夢と希望を持って生きて欲しいなという願いを込めて今年も走りぬきたいと思います。 （北海道）
  • この寄付金を通じて、望まれない妊娠対策など貢献出来ると嬉しいです。 （埼玉県）
  • 「いつか東京マラソン完走出来るように頑張ってね！」と陸上の練習を支えてくれた母親が急性骨髄性白血病でドナー見つからず亡くなりました。
    一人でも多く助けられるように、母親への思いを含めて是非骨髄バンクを広めて頂きたくて、チャリティランナーとして参加したいと思っております。 （山梨県）
  • より多くの人が応急手当てを身に付けることにより、救える命は確実に増える。
    東京防災救急協会の普及事業の充実の為の一役となればと思いチャリティに応募致しました。 （東京都）
  • 世界では戦争が繰り返され、苦しい生活を過ごす人が住むとこも失い彷徨っているニュースを見て、自分にとって解決できることがなく時間が流れていることに悩ましく感じています。　今できることは難民支援協会を通して、日本に逃れたどり着いた難民への医食住を支援することだと想いました。 （兵庫県）
  • はじめまして。私は難民を支えたいです。自分も9年前、全ての荷物が入っている唯一のカバンを持ち来日しました。日本語覚えて、就職もでき、暇な時間にランニングを。今持っている全てが日本からお世話になりなりもらった物だから少しでもこの機会を使って寄付として返したいですね。 （東京都）
  • 小児がんと闘う子どもたちとその家族を支援したいと強く願っています。少しでも支えになるよう、私にできることを形にしたいです。 （沖縄県）
  • 3年連続でチャンス・フォー・チルドレンにチャリティさせていただきたく、参加しました。夢を持った子供達が経済的に何かを諦める事が無くなるようにとの理念に大いに賛同し、微力ながら貢献したいと考えています。私自身も去年の自分を超えられるようにチャレンジしたいと思います。 （東京都）
  • 産後の里帰りから自宅に戻ってきた途端つーっと流れた涙。あの頃から、産前から当たり前に走れていた日常が変わることに対する疑問は、産後を起点として社会問題として捉えるようになりました。140字では伝えきれない溢れる思いを42kmでたっぷり伝えさせてください。 （東京都）
  • 年末に孫が生まれる予定です。世界中の子ども達が健やかに育つことができるようにと思い、参加しました。 （熊本県）
  • 7年前、当時5歳の娘が一型糖尿病を発病しました。発症当時に比べ医療機器や各種情報等、かなり高度になっておりますが、まだまだ日々生活において一型糖尿病に対応する娘を見るたびに様々な想いがこみあげます。一日も早く根治になり全ての一型糖尿病の方々のQOL向上されることを願っております （東京都）
  • I am making this donation to combine my passion for sport and making a positive impact on society by supporting Sports Legacy Program. Running had such a positive impact on me after losing my mother and both my husbands parents within 3 months of one another. Facing such sadness running gave me hope improved my mental health & a reason to get up. I hope my donation will provide help and more people will have the opportunity to participate in sports helping them achieve their dreams whilst developing their physical mental & emotional health. I would be honoured to contribute to their success with my donation. (GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR))
  • I went to Fukushima last year with family, people such as adults and children are so nice and kind so I want to support the people whom from Iwate, Miyagi or Fukushima who had affect from the earthquake. And I think I can support this origination through this program because sport can bring socially, courage, hope and dreams back together. (AUSTRALIA (AUS))
  • I was born in North Sulawesi, the area is similar to Japan in which so many weak geological structures that can cause disaster to people when implemented as tsunami, major earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, etc. I have put my self as one of the possible victims of the disasters and i will be grateful if other people could pray for us and give a good hand while we are in trouble. That's why, as long as I have the capability to help to relieve and support for the Disaster-Affected of the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, i will participate. (INDONESIA (INA))
  • I had open heart surgery as a teenager. I was lucky to have my dad with me in the hospital. I want to run for a charity that helps families during difficult times. I also want to show people they can overcome difficulties in their lives. I am the current Guinness World Record Holder for the Fastest Marathon with an Artificial Heart Valve. I hope my story will inspire others. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • Peace Winds Japan appealed to me to run for because of its multi-faceted mission. Not only are you rescuing at risk dogs, but you're training them to then be of service to others whose lives are in danger. Dogs are such a special part of this world, they bring so much joy to our everyday lives. I want to support a group dedicated to saving these wonderful animals. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I am a passionate runner, and at the same time, I enjoy and feel very grateful when I am able to run for a higher cause. This really motivates me a lot and is like a win-win type of emotional situation. Running for a charity cause also makes me keep it up when the hard moments of the training takes places in a way that inspires me to go the extra mile without giving up. Finally, running for a cause like protecting children from hazardous child labor, has been an area I had and continue to have a deep interest in helping and supporting. Unlocking opportunities for children with education as a way to help them raise out of poverty is something that I am passionate about. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • Watching the horrific scenes in Ukraine and Palestine unfold over the past few years has been truly heartbreaking. The work that organizations like UNHCR does reminds refugees that there are still people who care about them and have their best interests at heart. With a record amount of refugees around the world today, it's crucially important to raise both funds and awareness to support the work that UNHCR is doing. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • Running has changed my life. There is nothing that makes me feel more alive, powerful, independent, and free than lacing up my training shoes and heading out my door. My mental health, self esteem, and confidence has been built on a foundation of miles. I would love the opportunity to share this gift with women around the world. Every mother, woman, and girl deserves the chance to realize their best selves. As a teacher and mother of three, it would mean so much to me to run for a cause that truly celebrates women and their access to education and equality. I hope every step I would take at the Tokyo marathon could represent one step toward equity for my sisters around the world. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I am a thyroid cancer survivor myself, therefore cancer is a very dear topic to my heart. Able to run for a great cause under Gold Ribbon is a dream comes true. While running my heart out in the marathon, I also able to contribute to the scholarships as well as the treatment expenses to those who needs them. This is very meaningful to me as a cancer survivor and marathoner. (MALAYSIA (MAS))
  • I am passionate about supporting the fight against human trafficking in India and child abuse in Japan because I believe every child deserves a happy and safe childhood. These issues rob children of their innocence and potential, and it is our collective responsibility to protect them. Participating in this charity allows me to raise awareness and contribute to meaningful change, ensuring a brighter future for all children. (HONG KONG, CHINA (HKG))
  • Running on behalf of Special Olympics Nippon for the 2025 Tokyo Marathon is a cause close to my heart. I have friends and family with disabilities, and I actively support them in living full, active lives. The Special Olympics empowers athletes with intellectual disabilities, promoting inclusion, dignity, and community. By participating, I aim to raise awareness and support for these incredible athletes, highlighting their perseverance and strength. Running in Tokyo, a city known for its vibrant culture and support for diversity, further inspires me to contribute to a cause that celebrates the human spirit and fosters a world of acceptance and equality. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I am planning to run the TOKYO Marathon next March 2nd 2025. Could not run last time because my mother in law passed away that week. I decided to run it and raise money again for the Room To Read Foundation. It envisions a world in which all children can pursue a quality education that enables them to reach their full potential and contribute to their communities and the world.
    After being a Professor at Georgetown University for over 36 years, the idea of promoting education as a source of everything is the right thing to do. I am SUPER excited about finally running Tokyo since it is the last one I need to complete the 6 Abbott World Marathon Majors. I am proud to represent Room to Read. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I believe every kid should be given the opportunity to develop and bring out the best of his or her talents. It is unfortunate that those underprivileged kids cannot reach their potential simply because of poverty. It is even saddened that they are trapped in the unending poverty cycle and have no way out. I believe those who have more resources should be proactive and support those underprivileged kids. (HONG KONG, CHINA (HKG))
  • I was lucky to win a lottery when I ran Tokyo Marathon for the first time in 2023. I had a wonderful experience and fell in Love with the city and country. Now, I want to give back to the Japanese society through donating to Japan Cancer Society charity. (KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ))
  • As a professional registered nurse, it is important for me to run and represent an organization that is geared towards helping children and families. Most of my nursing career is in maternal child health so this organization aligns with my passion; providing families with the basics during a time of crisis and trauma is very important. No family should have to worry about housing when they are in the fight for their child's life due to a critical illness. Let us lessen the burden for these families and provide them with the support and resources they deserve. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • Seeing para athletes out having fun or participating in events along with their coaches and mentors gives me a happy heart. Helping to educate people through the promotion of publicity will continue to create better understanding. Supporting inclusivity fosters a stronger community and opens up other opportunities for these athletes. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I was raised by a teacher. My husband was raised by a teacher. Our mothers taught us that education is everything, as it serves as the foundation of growth. Participating in Teach for Japan resonates with my passion for education and my belief in its transformative power. Every child, regardless of their background, should have access to inspiring teachers and have quality learning experiences within their own schools. Contributing to Teach for Japan's mission aligns with my values of social justice and community development because inspiring teachers cultivate inspiring and motivated leaders who will shape the next generation in Japan. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I was born and raised in Ukraine, and it deeply pains me to see the ongoing devastation since the war started 2 years ago. My family still lives in Ukraine and their safety and well-being are constantly on my mind. The thought of them and countless others enduring such hardship fuels my determination to help in any way I can. Through my participation as a charity runner, I hope to contribute to continuation of life-saving assistance and support that CARE international Japan provides in Ukraine. Every step I take as charity runner will be a step toward bringing hope and relief to those affected. I am passionately committed to making a difference. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I ran the Tokyo Marathon in 2024 also with Water Aid. I feel a very strong connection with this charity because I am from Nigeria, west Africa. I have seen intense poverty and the tragic causes of illnesses due to a lack of clean water. I will always support Water Aid because of all of its incredible works. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • A friend recommended I apply to run with Solaputi, as they participated last year and had an amazing experience. As someone who attended camp as a child and worked at a camp for young children while growing up, I feel very passionate about the impact a summer camp program can have on children by providing them with outdoor experiences and friendships they would not typically have the chance to partake in. Some of my favorite memories from my childhood are of my experiences playing, swimming and doing arts and crafts at camp. I love that this camp is focused on providing children who may be facing daily challenges with their health, a safe space to be a kid and focus on having fun. Thank you! (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • It is heartbreaking that there are still so many children in this world without adequate care. My son, as child needed several medical procedures and required hospital stays. We were fortunate to have good medical care. As a parent, I want to help insure that no parent has to watch helplessly as their child suffers from illness. We must help the littlest and most vulnerable among us. It would be an honor to run for this charity! (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I am a retired teacher and it would be an honor to run in support of an organization that works to support children and provide them with opportunities for education. I have already been donating to this organization in order to help their mission. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I have been running for charities since 2016. While I love running, I really enjoy raising awareness and funds for organizations that are near to my heart and that I believe in. In that way the run itself means more than just the individual effort, it creates a way to help others. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • Good evening, after careful review of the many charity options I found that yours is truly close to my heart, as a father of an autistic 13 year old daughter one of my worst fears is the isolation she may feel because of the way society treats those with a disability. I believe protecting youth who sre socially isolated has great value, I am glad to have found your charity and hope to represent your cause while running my fifth marathon major. Traveling from Puerto Rico is no easy task, but knowing that it will make a difference would make it much easier.

    Best regards

    Carlos (PUERTO RICO (PUR))
  • I love the mission and commitment of JEEF to developing people to enable them to positivity impact society and the environment and would very much like to represent your organisation at Tokyo Marathon. Making a difference through educating others to make a difference is a massive pull for me. Through education not only are we helping the current environment we are also enabling future generations to actively create a positive society able to look after the future environment they live in. JEEF is providing opportunities to those that may not otherwise be able to to make a difference. (GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR))
  • I lace up my shoes to run with NPO Florence because their mission resonates deeply with my immigrant journey. When I arrived in the USA, the culture shock was overwhelming, but my family's unwavering love carried us through. Witnessing the struggles of others, Florence's dedication to supporting every family touches my heart. My run isn't just about personal achievement; it symbolizes hope for an inclusive society where every individual is valued and accepted. With each stride, I'm fueled by the dream of a world where all families, regardless of their backgrounds, can experience genuine happiness and a true sense of belonging. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I'm choosing ADRA because of its mission statement and the type of work it does around the world. I would be very pleased to see my donation used in a way that honors God and helps people live as He intended. Tokyo will be the sixth star for me and that will make it a very special marathon. It would be an honor to run for ADRA in Tokyo. (CANADA (CAN))
  • The three years living in Bangladesh during my childhood has shaped me into the physician I am today. When I saw the poor children at the market who looked unwell, or the children on their mothers' backs while they worked breaking up the bricks with hammers under the shade of umbrellas in the hot sun, I promised that I would become a doctor when I grow up and help children like them. My entire career has been about helping women, children, and the people who are marginalized. Today, I may not yet be able to go help the children in Bangladesh and Nepal in person, I am very excited to learn about SHAPLA NEER through the Tokyo Marathon and thus combine my love of running and my desire to help. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I would like to run for JOICFP because I have been directly impacted by cervical cancer, recently losing my friend to the disease in May 2024 at just 35 years old. I noticed that cervical cancer was your current focus as well as reducing maternal deaths. I want to help raise awareness of cervical cancer and ensure that young women know their rights, go for their smear tests and advocate for their own health and sexual health. My friend Ali also dreamt of visiting Japan, so running for this charity feels like a fitting tribute in her honour. (GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR))
  • I am an ICU nurse at a hospital in Colorado and I work directly with bone marrow transplant patients on a daily basis. I personally witness the stress, fear and other impacts that leukemia has on these people and their loved ones. Bone marrow transplants have saved so many lives and have given so many of my patients and their families a reason to celebrate their remission from leukemia and other blood cancers. I wish for every leukemia patient to have a chance at overcoming their cancer and I would be honored to help support an organization who is spreading awareness of the shortage in bone marrow donor registrants so that more lives can be saved! (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • As a music teacher and digital learning developer, I am passionate about ensuring equal educational opportunities for all children, especially in the arts. I wholeheartedly support the mission of Chance for Children to provide access to extracurricular activities for every child. It would be an honour to participate in the Tokyo Marathon on behalf of CFC to ensure that more children enjoy the opportunities that helped shape my own childhood and career path. (GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR))
  • With each of my pregnancies - I am a mother of two boys - I endured horrible postpartum depression and anxiety. The U.S. healthcare system offers little to no support for new mothers, thus I was left to struggle alone. This was such a dark period in my life - one that even made me question whether a second child was possible. Eventually I was able to access some private help (very expensive in the U.S.), but I was lucky. I know many other new mothers are not. If my donation to MadreBonita can help even one woman have a better postpartum experience, then I will have made a big difference. Please consider my passion for this charity and consider including me as part of your 2025 team! (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • I was born in Zimbabwe and my sister contracted polio as a child due to the fact that she was not vaccinated. She became paralyzed and could not do so many activities due to this limitation. She died in her thirties and I always wonder what would have happened if she had gotten the vaccine. i have seen so many families devastated by the effects of not affording the much needed vaccines. I do not want this to happen to any child. Vaccines save lives. We are here in this world because of vaccines. nobody should be limited to achieve their maximum potential because they can't afford vaccines. Your mission statement resonates with me. (UNITED STATES (USA))
  • My name is Patrick from London and I have been a Type 1 Diabetic for 20 years this year.
    I have already run the London Marathon for JDRF, another diabetes charity. As someone with diabetes will know, everyday is a battle with the condition but running is a brilliant way to manage my blood glucose levels and I love to travel to the world raising money and awareness of Diabetes. I run to prove that a diabetic person is just as able physically and even more determined to complete a marathon.
    I have been reading about IDDMs research into finding a cure as well as helping parents of newly diagnosed children with T1D which is so inspiring.
    My goal is to complete all of the major marathons. (GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. (GBR))
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