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Your event, open to everyone, everywhere.
Charity walks and runs happen on one morning in one place. On Perge, your course is open all season to anyone, anywhere: the friend who moved away, the supporter on a treadmill, the family that can’t make the date. Every one of them sees your cause and your sign-up link.
Free to listNo cut of fees or giftsYour sign-up link up front
Why put it on Perge
More people.
More miles. More good.
People open Perge looking for somewhere to go and a reason to get there. Your event can be both.
Reach people who can’t be there
Supporters in other cities, on night shifts or recovering from an injury can walk your course from wherever they are, and feel part of the day.
Turn walkers into registrations
Your event page leads with Sign up for the real event, straight to your registration page, plus your website, Instagram, Facebook and X.
Be found by people nearby
Home suggests real charity walks closest to each person in your country, dated ones first. Major events are suggested to people abroad too.
Your course, brought to life
Each landmark on the route is a stop with a postcard: a real photo and a fact. Walkers learn your course, and your town, before they reach the start line.
Weeks of build-up, not one morning
Your card shows the event day while it’s ahead, so walkers train on your course in the run-up. After the day it shows your usual season, ready for next year.
More good for your cause
Walkers can pledge per mile, get friends or a local business to sponsor them, and share a post sized for Instagram. Gifts go straight to charities through Every.org.
A spring 5K along the river, with a kids’ mile before it. Every runner’s entry helps stock the food bank for the summer.
Sign up for the real event ↗Stops along the course
Your page in Perge
Everything a walker needs, in one place.
Each event has its own page, reached from Home, the Journeys library and the walker’s own journey.
- A photo, the date and the place, with the distance and who it helps
- A few lines about your event, in your words
- You, credited as organizer
- Sign up for the real event, your website and your social accounts. We only link pages you publish yourself.
- The course and its stops, each one a postcard to collect
The walker’s path
From discovery
to the start line.
Get your event on Perge
Free to list.
Three steps.
- 1Submit your eventSign in with Google or email, draw your course on the map or upload a GPX file, and add the date, the cause, your sponsors, links and a photo.
- 2We review itWe check the course, the charity and the links, and approve it or send it back with a note.
- 3Walkers find youYour event appears in the Journeys library and in Home’s suggestions for people near you.
Perge never takes a cut and never handles entry fees or donations.
Questions before you submit?
Write to us about your event, a series of events, or anything else. We reply by email.
Does it cost anything?
No. Listing your event on Perge is free, and Perge never takes a cut of entry fees or donations.
Do you handle registrations?
No. Your page’s first button is Sign up for the real event, which opens your own registration page. You keep your platform, your fees and your entrants.
Can people walk the course without registering?
Yes. Anyone can walk your course in Perge, from anywhere. That’s how supporters who can’t come take part, and every one of them sees your sign-up link and your cause.
How do you map the course?
You draw it yourself when you submit: click along the route on the map, or upload a GPX file from Strava, Garmin or your timing company. Walkers in the app count your official distance, and we check the course before the event goes live.
What if our date changes?
Tell us and we’ll update it. Before the day your card shows the date; afterwards it shows your usual season, ready for next year.
Can we see how many people walk our course?
Not yet. We’re exploring tools for organizers, and we’d love to hear what would help you most.