Hi Tom, All the best for your run !! We are very proud of your initiative. :-))

Tom, wish you good luck & success for Mohican.

Tom you are an inspiration!! I so admire how you've thought beyond yourself and proposed the idea of running an ultra as a fundraiser. Best wishes for fun and great success as you train for Mohican. Jim

Tom: Thanks for going the extra mile putting this together. Best of luck with your training.

Now all we need is for every runner to NOT buy that extra water bottle they "think" they need and donate the money to a worthy cause instead. God (or some other force) has given us the abilities to do what us runners do. Others in this world aren't so lucky. Lets give 'em a hand!

Good job! An interesting synopsis of fundraising runners on one site! Well done! Regards from Germany! Christian www.hottas.de

TOM, 100 MILES! FOR CHARITY!! A MONUMENTAL TASK BUT I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT. I AM GOING TO link YOUR SITE TO MY EMAIL JOKE LIST SO EVERYONE KNOWS ABOUT THIS. TIM "THE BOOMAN" BOOTHBY

Thanks Tom. Glad you got everyone on one page.

Q: How do I link a fundraiser to my next ultra run? A: It appears to be a three-step process. ----- 1) choose your charity Some of the sites use Network For Good's charities, so that is a good place to start to see if your charity is online. As example, type in FOOD BANK and then select your state on their search feature - it will list the food banks that are already set up to accept donations online. http://www.networkforgood.org ----- 2) Create your personal fundraising page for your charity. I used firstgiving.com which is VERY easy to create a page within MINUTES. The fundraising sites appear to take a % of the donation to cover their hosting of the personal fundraising site. Note - some people don't like to donate online, so I have a PO Box at the post office they can send check donations to... or just use your home address if you are comfortable with that. Some fundraiser hosting sites you can start with: http://firstgiving.com/ http://www.active.com/activegiving/ ----- 3) Spread the word about your fundraising effort and charity ! Email your friends and co-workers, have t-shirts printed up with your personal fundraising site on it (or Run100forCharity.info - I've contacted a printing company for a good deal on shirts - stay tuned !), contact your local newspaper and TV stations, radio stations, local running clubs, hang signs with your personal fundraising site on them, see if your workplace will get behind you, and finally - have it listed here to spread the word! ----- I've started contacting major publications etc. to have it listed / raise awareness about ultra-marathoning fundraisers. I am paying for this site out of my own pocket so there is no cost for this 'service.' Good luck to everyone - I'm honored to be consolidating your incredible ultra-fundraisers!

Welcome to Run100forCharity.info - the ultra-fundraising portal for "ordinary people going to the extreme... for charity" Go long!