48 Hour Mission 2026 // 13-15 Nov // Entries Open 23 Oct // Let's get moving to protect the places we play // 48 Hour Mission 2026 // 13-15 Nov // Entries Open 23 Oct // Let's get moving to protect the places we play //
Runners, riders and fans already show up to be part of something bigger.
We turn that energy into practical climate action before, during and after race day.
People come to events to move, connect and challenge themselves, which is exactly what good climate action needs.
Instead of tacking sustainability on as another message, we build it into the experience people are already having.
Every run, ride and swim happens on streets, trails, beaches and waterways. Give participants actions that help protect them.
You’re making changes behind the scenes. Give participants a clear way to contribute too.
Training doesn’t happen in a day, and neither does behaviour change. Spread actions across the build-up so they stick.
One pledge feels small. Thousands together change the story.
Run the whole participant experience with us, or pick one piece.
A time-bound Mission linked to your event or training plan. Participants pledge, check in and watch the collective impact grow, with activity tracking if it fits.
Help participants chase a Planet PB alongside their race PB.
Participants ask supporters to make a pledge instead of, or as well as, a donation.
We work with your sustainability and participant teams to turn commitments into a plan, and bring local clubs along for the ride.
We don’t replace your operational sustainability work. We build the community program around it.
Expo stands, pledge walls, talks, cheer zones and on-course waste zones that make sustainability visible on the day.
The best programs don’t start and end on race day.
The Pledge platform gives participants one place to join, take action and follow the collective result. Participants can:
Events can follow participation and impact throughout the campaign, rather than waiting until the end to understand engagement.
We work with TCS Sydney Marathon and the We Run Foundation to bring sustainability into the whole road to race day, not just the race itself.
Runners made pledges, tracked them and showed what it means to run the talk for the planet.
21 days of pledges and movement for runners and clubs.
A 20-week challenge that runs alongside marathon training. Runners chase a personal best for the planet across five phases, with rewards along the way.
The people behind the numbers: runners, clubs and communities who turned an event into something bigger.
At Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres tour, we gave fans a way to match the band’s sustainability commitments with a pledge of their own, and see how it all added up.
Talk to us about a fan activation
We track what people actually do, not just who saw the campaign.
No. We focus on participants and community, alongside your existing sustainability and ops teams.
Anywhere from registration to race week.
The earlier, the more time for habits to stick.
Yes, from a talk or panel to a fan activation, with no digital Mission needed.
No. Programs can be adapted for walking, cycling, swimming, multisport, community, music and other large-scale events.
Yes. We work with you to select actions that are relevant to your participants, sustainability commitments, location and event timeline.
Program design, platform setup, comms, club engagement, activations, event-day delivery and impact reporting.
Pricing depends on the length of the program, number of participants, platform requirements, level of customisation and physical activations included.
Tell us about your event and the community you want to bring along. We’ll help you build something practical.
Pledge for the Planet acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where we live, work, move and play, and pays respect to Elders past and present. We recognise that First Nations peoples have cared for this country for more than 65,000 years, and that their knowledge and continuing connection to land and sea has much to teach us about protecting the places we all share. Sovereignty was never ceded.
