Peachtree with a Purpose Charity Partner Program

Atlanta Track Club Foundation, through its Peachtree with a Purpose Official Charity Partner Program, is proud to combine a passion for running/walking with important community philanthropic initiatives. The Program affords eligible 501c3 non-profit organizations in Georgia the ability to raise awareness and funds in support of their charitable cause(s). Organizations must have a local chapter in Georgia, if a national or global organization and support work in the area of animal welfare, environment, healthcare/medicine/research, health/fitness/wellness, homelessness or social justice/equity/access.

The non-profits will receive guaranteed entries into the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race, which will take place on July 4 in Atlanta. Participants will be required to raise a minimum of $1,000 for the non-profit in exchange for their registration.

2026 Peachtree with a Purpose Official Charity Partner Program Application - Fill out form

Click the link above to register for the 2026 Peachtree with a Purpose Official Charity Partner Program.

Registration is extended until March 1, 2026. Please email ckopp@atlantatrackclub.org for more information.

2025 Partners:


2024 Partners:

  • 100 Black Men
  • Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
  • Atlanta Track Club Foundation
  • Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta
  • Chattahoochee Riverkeepers
  • Empty Stocking Fund
  • Girls on the Run Georgia
  • Kyle Pease Foundation
  • Lead Center for Youth (L.E.A.D)
  • Piedmont Park Conservancy


2022 Partners:

  • Big Brothers Big Sisters Metro Atlanta

  • Back on My Feet

  • Be The Match, By The Mile Program

  • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta

  • Dup15q Alliance

  • Kesem

  • Reach Out and Read Georgia

  • Team Maggie For a Cure


2021 Partners:

  • Autism Speaks
  • Back on My Feet
  • Be The Match, By The Mile Program
  • Big Rome Running
  • Dup15q Alliance
  • Furkids
  • Reach Out and Read Georgia
  • Team Maggie For a Cure
  • The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Team in Training
  • The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Please direct all questions to Casilida Kopp, Associate Director of Development, ckopp@atlantatrackclub.org.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION