Men Race 2026

        By signing up for the Team Lifeline Israel Men’s Race, you’re doing so much more than running—you’re standing shoulder to shoulder with children in Israel fighting life-threatening illnesses. Your fundraising powers Chaiyanu, providing vital financial, emotional, and practical support to these brave kids and their families all year round.

        The 2026 race takes place on January 1, with the exact location to be announced closer to the event. This year we’re proud to introduce our first-ever night run, an exciting way to race together under the stars.

        The night kicks off with a lively party at the start line, setting the perfect atmosphere for an unforgettable race. Choose your challenge: a 5K, 10K, or 21K. Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or running to support an incredible cause, every step makes a difference. You’ll be picked up after night seder from designated locations, (details to be shared closer to the race,) and transported to the start line. After finishing the race, you’ll receive your medal and enjoy a BBQ celebration by the finish line before being dropped back off at your pickup point.

        Raise $2,000 or more and join us on January 10 for an inspiring and uplifting Shabbat experience at the David Citadel Hotel, featuring meaningful programming, delicious meals, and a chance to connect deeply with the other runners and Teams.

        This event is open to all men—students, Fathers, professionals, newcomers, etc. From the moment you sign up, you’ll be added to our WhatsApp group for training support and race updates as well as numerous fundraising incentives, with important information also shared via email.

        Fundraising options :

        Minimum of $1,000 – Race entry

        Minimum $2,000 – Race entry + Shabbos experience.

        Fundraising must be completed two weeks before the race, Registration after that depends on availability.

        As one runner put it:

        “The strength, camaraderie, and impact I experienced during the race stayed with me long after. This is about more than running—it’s about changing lives.” Ready to take on the challenge and make a difference? This is your moment. Let’s run with purpose.