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Venerque se Mobilise pour le Téléthon is a charity running day held in the village of Venerque, in the Haute-Garonne just south of Toulouse, in support of the French Téléthon. Entrants can choose a 10 kilometre run, a solidarity trail or a non-competitive walk, and the whole programme is built around raising funds for medical research. The event is one of many local gatherings that take place across France on the first weekend of December, when villages and towns organise sports and family activities for the same cause. Full practical details, including start times, entry fees and the exact meeting point, are published by the organiser on the registration website as race day approaches.
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Venerque, Haute-Garonne (exact start point not stated on the page)
Venerque, Haute-Garonne (exact finish point not stated on the page)
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The programme lists three ways to take part: a 10 kilometre run, a solidarity trail and a walk. The 10 kilometre distance is the only one with a published measurement, so check the organiser's website for the length and format of the trail and walk.
Yes. The name translates as Venerque Mobilises for the Téléthon, and the whole day exists to raise money for the Téléthon appeal. Taking part, and any extra donation you choose to make, supports that cause.
Yes. A walk is listed alongside the 10 kilometre run and the solidarity trail, so you can take part at your own pace.
The organiser's page at chrono-start.com carries the current details, and it is worth checking it in the days before the event in case of a schedule change. The running.life calendar entry can be updated by anyone who spots outdated information.
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Expected December 2027
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